Sharp LC-60LE835U, 60", 1920 x 1080 pixels, Full HD, 3D, ATSC, Black Sharp LC-60LE835U. Display diagonal: 60", Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels, HD type: Full HD. 3D. Response time: 4 ms, Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Digital signal format system: ATSC. Ethernet LAN. Product color: Black https://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?subaction=showfull&id=1330691169 Sharp 70LE835E / 70E735U review Sharp released their affordable, large-size TVs in the US late last year and has just introduced them in the rest of the world. In this review we will take a look at Sharp's huge 70-inch TV with backlit LED, active 3D and Q... Sharp's 70-inch TV (70LE835E in Europe and 70LE735U in the US) is huge and boasts 62 % more screen area than a 55-inch TV. Even 60-inch TVs will feel dwarfed by the gigantic TV. A few manufacturers have 64-65 inch TVs available but Sharp's 70-inch is both... http://hometheaterhifi.com/televisions-products-menu-column2-45/1426-sharp-lc-60le835u-60-led-lcd-3d-display.html to the Sharp LC-60LE835U 60” LED LCD 3D Display While just about every HDTV manufacturer is including 3D as a necessary, almost required feature in their panels, only two manufacturers are pushing the limits when it comes to very large LCD displays. T... https://hometheaterreview.com/sharp-lc-52le835u-3d-led-lcd-hdtv-reviewed/ The LE835 Series is one of Sharp's top-shelf 2011 lines; as such, it's loaded with the company's most advanced performance technologies and features. The LE835 Series includes screen sizes of 60, 52, 46, and 40 inches. We have not performed a hands-on ... The LC52LE835U supports 3D playback, Sharp's Quattron technology adds yellow to the standard RGB filter, which is designed to improve brightness and the TV's ability to reproduce yellow and gold, The edgelit LED design allows for a slim cabinet and good energy efficiency, AquoMotion 240 technology effectively reduces motion blur, and the TV offers several "smooth" dejudder options, LCDs can... The package does not include 3D glasses, and active 3D glasses are more expensive than passive ones, Edgelit LEDbased LCD TVs can suffer from brightnessuniformity issues, and this TV lacks local dimming to improve black level and uniformity, The 3D menu doesn't include as many adjustment options as you'll find with some 3DTVs, LCD viewing angles are not as good you'll find with a plasma TV,... The LC-52LE835U has an MSRP of $2,099.99, but its street price is now at about $1,700. All in all, it represents a fairly good value for a larger-screen HDTV that offers 3D capability, LED lighting, "240Hz" technology, and integrated WiFi. Sharp's Web ... https://www.techhive.com/article/226597/sharp_aquos_lc_60le835u_hdtv_review_a_mixed_big_screen_bag.html The Sharp Aquos LC-60LE835U has much to commend it: For about $2650 (as of April 8, 2011), this 60-inch LED-backlit connected HDTV delivers decent (if not stellar) image quality, 3D support, great audio, and a few unusual extras. However, although Shar... Good built-in audio and image quality, Good built-in audio and image quality, Decent price for the size and feature selection, Decent price for the size and feature selection nterface and remote need a redesign, Interface and remote need a redesign, Relatively few Internet services supported, Relatively few Internet services supported The Sharp LC-60LE835U delivers lots of features, decent video, and above-average audio. It falls short in Internet offerings, however, and its interface and remote could use a makeover. ... https://www.digitaltrends.com/tv-reviews/sharp-aquos-quattron-lc-60le835u-review/ 3D is old news. The current hype for high-end HDTVs is Internet access and apps galore (actually this has been a feature in TVs in some way, shape or form for over 15 years but who’s counting). Oh, and picture quality has its place too. Let’s see how ... Vivid 60-inch screen, Improved 3D effects, brightness, Built-in Wi-Fi, Better selection of apps Expensive, Still not as black as plasma, Must pay for 3D glasses, No SD card slot The Sharp Quattron LE835U series is easy to recommend with its very good picture quality, enhanced 3D effects and growing number of Internet apps. ... https://www.pcmag.com/archive/sharp-aquos-lc-60le835u-262318 Sharp threw everything it could think of into the LC-60LE835U. It's a 60-inch, super-thin, edge-lit LED HDTV. It's a 3D HDTV. It's a Quattron HDTV with a fourth, yellow, pixel. It's a 240Hz HDTV with Web apps. It's an energy-saving HDTV that earns our... Slick design, Wide color gamut, Solid 3D experience, Energy efficient, Clunky menu system, Wobbly stand, Relatively small selection of Web apps, At $2,800, Sharp's 60-inch LC-60LE835U LED HDTV isn't cheap, but between its green power-saving mode, its wide color range, and strong 2D- and 3D-picture performance, it's a solid choice for a large-screen 3D HDTV. ...