More Color, Better Picture

Upgrade your enjoyment with the Sharp LC-60LE660X 60-Inch LED TV that includes top-of-the-class features and advanced video and imaging technologies that produce beautifully clear pictures. With its 1080p resolution, everything you see is crisp and vibrant! Full HD colors that shows you exactly what enjoyable TV viewing is all about. With Sharp expect that full colors can always be expected in FullHD.

Energy Saving Mode

Sharp LC-60LE660X comes with a Power Saving level in order to decrease the power consumption and increase the back-light lifespan. Also this series lineup represents the latest in energy-saving design with dedicated Eco button on the remote control. Also it features a No-signal Off/ No-Operation Off, in this the TV automatically switches into standby mode to reduce power consumption if there is no signal for 15 minutes or no operation for 3 hours.

X-Gen Panel

The improved pixel structure X-GEN panel allows for incredible contrast ratios. Technology UVA allows precise adjustment of the liquid crystals in LCD panels using ultraviolet light, providing a high dynamic contrast ratio and increase the transparency of the screen with more than 20 percent.

AQUOS Net

The Sharp Aquos Net Internet TV solution uses a proprietary system to give users access to a host of widgets. AQUOS Net is a highly responsive system, with the fastest widget installation. The AQUOS Net apps platform is adding new widgets rapidly, although Sharp does not have the breadth that users can find with other HDTVs. AQUOS Nets presents widgets installed as a layer on top of the programming users are watching and include: MSNBC, Nasdaq, Access Hollywood, MSNBC Sports, Rallypoint, Weatherbug, GoComics, Screen Dreams and Funspot for games like Blackjack and Suduko. Google’s Picasa widget lets user view their online photo galleries and those of their friends. Unique to Sharp’s Internet tv option is Navteq traffic, a widget that shows traffic patterns on amap in red, yellow and green labeling, which for urbanites is definitely an interesting tool.

General

More Color, Better Picture

Upgrade your enjoyment with the Sharp LC-60LE660X 60-Inch LED TV that includes top-of-the-class features and advanced video and imaging technologies that produce beautifully clear pictures. With its 1080p resolution, everything you see is crisp and vibrant! Full HD colors that shows you exactly what enjoyable TV viewing is all about. With Sharp expect that full colors can always be expected in FullHD.

Energy Saving Mode

Sharp LC-60LE660X comes with a Power Saving level in order to decrease the power consumption and increase the back-light lifespan. Also this series lineup represents the latest in energy-saving design with dedicated Eco button on the remote control. Also it features a No-signal Off/ No-Operation Off, in this the TV automatically switches into standby mode to reduce power consumption if there is no signal for 15 minutes or no operation for 3 hours.

X-Gen Panel

The improved pixel structure X-GEN panel allows for incredible contrast ratios. Technology UVA allows precise adjustment of the liquid crystals in LCD panels using ultraviolet light, providing a high dynamic contrast ratio and increase the transparency of the screen with more than 20 percent.

AQUOS Net

The Sharp Aquos Net Internet TV solution uses a proprietary system to give users access to a host of widgets. AQUOS Net is a highly responsive system, with the fastest widget installation. The AQUOS Net apps platform is adding new widgets rapidly, although Sharp does not have the breadth that users can find with other HDTVs. AQUOS Nets presents widgets installed as a layer on top of the programming users are watching and include: MSNBC, Nasdaq, Access Hollywood, MSNBC Sports, Rallypoint, Weatherbug, GoComics, Screen Dreams and Funspot for games like Blackjack and Suduko. Google’s Picasa widget lets user view their online photo galleries and those of their friends. Unique to Sharp’s Internet tv option is Navteq traffic, a widget that shows traffic patterns on amap in red, yellow and green labeling, which for urbanites is definitely an interesting tool.

General