Typical price: £200
What is it: Highly affordable, 19-inch LCD TV
What we think: A great all-round performer at an affordable price, it's the best-value small-screen TV we've seen yet
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 22 January 2009
Tags: Sharp, Sharp Aquos LC-19D1E, standards, tuner, LCD
We like:
Extremely cheap; best pictures we've seen at the budget, portable end of the market; delicious design
We don't like:
Only one HDMI input; pictures aren't very bright; stupidly small on-screen menus
CNET UK judgement:
While some manufacturers seem to treat the small-TV market with disdain, Sharp has really gone to town on the Aquos LC-19D1E. This little TV looks and behaves as if it's had every bit as much care and attention lavished on it as Sharp's bigger models, even though it's being sold for relative peanuts
Full review:
Now that we've all got big old HD Ready TVs in our living rooms, we're increasingly turning our flatscreen-loving attentions to second, and even third rooms. The result, naturally, is something of a renaissance for the small-screen TV -- a renaissance that the 19-inch, HD Ready, LCD Sharp Aquos LC-19D1E seems well-positioned to exploit. Continue Reading...
Sharp Aquos LC-19D1E History
11 Feb 2009 in Crave
Sharp Aquos LC-19D1E HDTV: Better red than, er... OLED?
Sharp has gone red in the face over the new colour for its 19-inch Aquos LC-19D1E high-definition TV
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