Sharp made US 3D fans very happy today by announcing the immediate availability of its new 52 and 60-inch AQUOS Quattron 3D TVs at CEDIA. The LED backlight side-mount scanning LE925 series starts at $4199 with the bigger brother going for $5299, feature two pairs of 3D glasses bundled in, a dynamic contrast ratio of 8,000,000:1 and IP control plus RS-232 for home automation fans. The Ethernet port or optional WiFi adapter can also be used to stream
Netflix,
VUDU or a variety of other over the top video services. What's interesting is that Sharp is claiming its 4th color (yellow)
Quattron technology offers a brighter image which can overcome the dimming, that 3D glasses are known for. Also, a first is that the 3D glasses can convert the 3D signal to 2D for that one 3D hatter in your party (not to be confused with the TV's ability to convert 2D material to 3D). The full release with many more details after the jump.
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Sharp unveils AQUOS Quattron 3D for the States originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 22 Sep 2010 21:28:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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