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Sharp Aquos LC-65RX1X

The Sharp LC-65RX1X is a 65-inch LCD television which features 100Hz processing, three HDMI ports and the company's RGB Plus backlight system.

Sharp LC46D83X

The Sharp LC46D83X boasts high levels of black and imparts a real sense of depth, but interlacing problems over moving images spoil the party.

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Sharp LC32D53X

We quite liked the Sharp LC32D53X as a whole, and with many other 100Hz televisions causing more problems than they fix, it was good to see something less intrusive and pleasing to the eye.

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Sharp BDHP20X

The Sharp BDHP20X is a fine HD performer for its money, but it lacks a few too many features for comfort.

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Sharp XV-Z21000

Sharp's XV-Z21000 is a top performer among 1080p projectors, and delivers a solid feature package and sleek design to boot.

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Sharp Aquos LC-52PD7X

Sharp has ticked all the boxes for launching a seriously tantalising LCD offering, including larger size options, HD tuners, 1080p resolution and a stylish design.

This is an excellent TV which boasts improved styling, great sound and a bright involving picture, but it's AU$700 more expensive than its nearest competitor. With a price reduction this TV could be even more impressive.

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Sharp Aquos LC37AX3X

A 37-inch LCD TV with an integrated analog tuner and excellent image quality.

Sharp Aquos LC-32GA4X

The Aquos LC-32GA4X is a solid performer, combining crisp, clean pictures and good overall performance.

Sharp Aquos LC-32AF3X

If you're perfectly happy with PAL DVD and off-the-air broadcast and don't foresee a jump to high-definition in the future, then the Sharp offers great picture quality for an attractive price.

Sharp Aquos LC37AF3X LCD TV

With a screen resolution of 960x540, this Sharp is purpose-built for viewing PAL television broadcasts.

Sharp Aquos LC15L1E Wireless LCD TV

The Aquos LC15L1E deals with one of the major problems that just about every TV or screen suffers from -- cable clutter.

Sharp Aquos LC15B5M LCD TV

The Aquos LC15B5M's claim to fame is the card slot on the side that lets you insert just about any and every type of portable storage media, making it easily double up as a 15" picture frame and simple digital recorder.

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