As a result, the performance score has been lowered from a "7" to a "6" and the overall score was recalculated. Further testing has revealed that the television exhibited uniformity issues, which manifested as horizontal and vertical bands across the screen that we did not notice during initial testing. That's all well and good, but in the Sharp's case, those deep blacks come at a price: Its color temperature and screen uniformity are worse than most LCDs we've reviewed, and that's enough to keep it out of the ranks of the elite models on the market.Įditor's Note: This review has been changed since its original publication. This 46-inch, 1080p, flat-panel LCD reproduced a deeper color of black-and thus a better contrast ratio-than any non-CRT HDTV we've ever tested, whether plasma, LCD, or rear-projection.
That's a laughably high number on paper, but does it translate into better picture quality in the real world? After testing the Sharp LC-46D62U, we can affirm that yes, indeed it does.
Sharp has always been a leader in LCD technology, and the company's newest generation of panels has some of the most impressive specs we've seen yet, including a 10,000:1 contrast ratio. Editors' note, November 15, /2007 The rating on this review has been lowered from 7.5 to 7.2 due to changes in the competitive marketplace.
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