Sharp LC-60LE835U

Review: The Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-60LE835U improves on last year’s 3D effects, while retaining the brightness and vivid color the company’s LED LCD TVs have been known for.

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla There's a lot to like with Sharp's Aquos LE835 40" inch Quatt...

Sharp’s latest LED TV is more than a match for Sony and Samsung

Review: The Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-60LE835U improves on last year’s 3D effects, while retaining the brightness and vivid color the company’s LED LCD TVs have been known for.

At $2,800, Sharp's 60-inch LC-60LE835U LED HDTV isn't cheap, but between its green power-saving mode, its wide color range, and strong 2D- and 3D-picture performance, it's a solid choice for a large-screen 3D HDTV.

The Sharp LC-60LE835U delivers lots of features, decent video, and above-average audio. It falls short in Internet offerings, however, and its interface and remote could use a makeover.

In this review we will take a look at Sharp’s huge 70-inch TV with backlit LED, active 3D and Quatron panel. How does Sharp's TV compare in the large-size segment?

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Mike Agerbo gets his hands on a Sharp Aquos Quattron, the latest in HD 3DTV.

Sleek design and plenty of features, but we didn't get to analyze its 3D performance on the floor at CES.

The Sharp LE653U LED TV is a good basic TV with a great contrast ratio and good black screen uniformity. The main downsides are the loss of color saturation at a...