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The LC-52D92U's 1080p screen (1,920 by 1,080 pixels progressively scanned) is surrounded by a glossy black bezel. Sharp included a quadlingual operation manual that details the TV's many features as well as information about the TV's one-year limited warranty covering parts and labor. With the stand attached, the LC-52D92U measures a sizeable 34.4 by 50.2 by 12.2 (HWD) inches. All fasteners as well as a hex key and a Phillips-head screwdriver were conveniently included in the box. That's because the 71.7-pound LC-52D92U needs to be placed (gently) face down on a flat surface in order to attach its sturdy table stand and beefy bottom-mounted speaker module, which bring the total weight up to 92.6 pounds. Nonetheless, this a very respectable HDTV option.Īfter removing the straps from the factory-sealed box, I enlisted some assistance to set up this hefty TV.

And given its price, I'm disappointed that the LC-52D92U's ineffective video processor did little to minimize jagged edge artifacts in standard and high-definition sources. Although the LC-52D92U is the first Sharp LCD to offer 120-Hz 'frame rate conversion,' buyers should know this is not the same as true 120-Hz imaging.

Its 1080p screen offers an amazingly detailed and colorful picture, and it has the most digital video inputs I've seen on an HDTV to date. The Sharp Aquos LC-52D92U ($5,299.99 direct) is the company's new flagship 52-inch liquid-crystal HDTV. Best Hosted Endpoint Protection and Security Software.

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