Sharp AQUOS 46" 1080p Flat-Panel LCD HDTV
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SHARP AQUOS LC-46D64U 46" LCD TV - Receive up to $250 cash back if you sign up or upgrade with your Cable Provider !!!
The Sharp LC-46D64U is another sleekly beautiful HDTV from the leader in LCD technology. The glare-resistant
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LC-46D64U 46" 1080p Aquos LCD HDTV, HDMI, RS-232, ATSC/QAM
Sharp offers you the perfect way to join the 1080p revolution. The LC-46D64U 46" 16:9 AQUOS HD 1080p
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Sharp Aquos LC-46D64U 46 1080p LCD HDTV
Sharp LC-46D64U LCD HDTV - 46, 1920x1080, 1080p Native, 4ms, 10000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, HDMI, A
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AQUOS 46 LCD HDTV with Built-In ATSC/QAM/NTSC Tuners
16:9 Aspect Ratio 10000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio 1920 x 1080 Pixel Resolution 176/176 Degrees H/V
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Sharp AQUOS 46" 1080p Flat-Panel LCD HDTV
Prepare yourself for true high-definition with this 1920 x 1080 flat-panel LCD. At 46", this screen is
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Sharp AQUOS LC-46D64U 46" LCD TV
Once again, Sharp, the leader in LCD technology, has established a new design standard for LCD TV by
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Sharp AQUOS� LC-46D64U 46 LCD HDTV
Fit more TV in less space with the 46" AQUOS LC-46D64U LCD HDTV from Sharp.
Sharp 46 in. Class LCD Full HD (1080p) Television, AQUOS
Once again, Sharp, a leader in LCD technology, establishes a new design standard for LCD TVs. The AQUOS
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Sharp LC-46D64U D64U Series 46" Class HDTV Aquos LCD Televisions
The Aquos D64U Series fits a large screen size into incredibly small footprints. The depth of the D64U
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I loved my 46" Aquos LC45D6xU. Doesn't matter when the TOSLINK audio out stopped working a month after I set it up. Sound is still decent even without digital out. Piano black case enhances the crisp viewing pleasure.
But be warned! Buy the extended warranty! Mine broke for no apparent reason less than 2 years from purchase (my kids were just watching their cartoons, then it blanked out). And since it's over the standard 1 year parts and labor, Sharp will do little to alleviate the upcoming repair costs.
Google this: power and opc lights blinking. Apparently, this is the more common 'error code' prevalent on this unit, after the problem shows (no display suddenly). It may require 2 boards to be replaced, to the tune of upwards of $600 (just for parts). Most complaints I've seen tells of lemon tvs. Those which are defective within the first few days or weeks of operation. But as I said, mine broke down before 2 years. I thought such "quality" tv would last longer than the repayment
But be warned! Buy the extended warranty! Mine broke for no apparent reason less than 2 years from purchase (my kids were just watching their cartoons, then it blanked out). And since it's over the standard 1 year parts and labor, Sharp will do little to alleviate the upcoming repair costs.
Google this: power and opc lights blinking. Apparently, this is the more common 'error code' prevalent on this unit, after the problem shows (no display suddenly). It may require 2 boards to be replaced, to the tune of upwards of $600 (just for parts). Most complaints I've seen tells of lemon tvs. Those which are defective within the first few days or weeks of operation. But as I said, mine broke down before 2 years. I thought such "quality" tv would last longer than the repayment
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This TV has pretty good picture quality, a slick design, and intuitive menu, however all this is ruined by a major design flaw -- BANDING. Google "sharp acquos banding" is you don't know what I'm referring to. It's basically horizontal and vertical bands of uneven uniformity on the screen. Shows itself the most during panning shots (hockey games, wall pans on HGTV, etc., etc.) It's too bad, because I really liked this TV, but the banding ruined it and I ended up returning it. Bought the Samsung 46A550 instead and it is by far a much better set. (And cheaper too through Amazon.)
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I had the Sharp Aquos LC46D64U 46" 1080p LCD HDTV since the Black Friday sale I was very impressed with it until the dreaded "Blinking Green Power Light Syndrome" struck. My TV powered off by itself and and will not power back on. I did a quick search on the internet and found out that I am not alone with this problem. The TV repair shop will take the TV for repair tomorrow and we'll see how long it last after the repairs.
UPDATE:
TV came back from the repair shop, worked for 2 minutes and then died again - blinking green light. I hope this thing can get fixed and stay fixed for the Superbowl. BTW, the repair shop replaced 3 inverters and the power supply.
MORE UPDATE:
The repair shop called and suggested that I reset the TV by:
1. Unplug the TV
2. Keep the Channel Down and Volume Up button pressed at the same time, then plug in the power cord.
3. If you hear a click when you plugged it in, chances are you had successfully re-set the TV.
UPDATE:
TV came back from the repair shop, worked for 2 minutes and then died again - blinking green light. I hope this thing can get fixed and stay fixed for the Superbowl. BTW, the repair shop replaced 3 inverters and the power supply.
MORE UPDATE:
The repair shop called and suggested that I reset the TV by:
1. Unplug the TV
2. Keep the Channel Down and Volume Up button pressed at the same time, then plug in the power cord.
3. If you hear a click when you plugged it in, chances are you had successfully re-set the TV.
