Before I get to the subject, I want to refresh your memory a bit, so be patient! Sharp is the company that presented at CES 2007 the world's largest LCD TV of that time, a 108-inch model having 2.386X1.344m, while their Aquos line of LCD TVs starts with small portable ones (for example, the 13-inch B series) and goes up to an impressive 65-inch screen size, encountered in various HD widescreen models. Yesterday, the Aquos series got 21 new members!

The new LCD TVs belong to the Acquos X Series, E Series, and D Series. The E and D series are mid-range products, so there's nothing out of ordinary with them. While all the technical specifications of these 2 series are pretty common, the ultimate X Series are a subject worth getting into a bit deeper...

Available in 37-inch, 42-inch, and 47-inch flavors, all the models belonging to the X Series are full HD TVs, so their native resolution is 1920X1080, supported by the Double-Speed LCD technology which enables a 120Hz refresh rate, an impressive contrast ratio of 15,000:1, 12-bit BDE color value rendering, and a 1-Bit Digital amplifier. At last, you should also remember that no less than 3 1.3a HDMI connectors are available.

Unfortunately, no details about availability and pricing are known yet, but be sure we'll keep you in touch!