The PFM-42V1 incorporates a WVGA plasma display panel that achieves a high brightness and high contrast ratio. Its slim and lightweight design combined with precise images and smooth picture edges make it ideal for digital signage at retail stores, shopping malls, airports, train stations, entertainment venues, hospitality rooms - and anywhere you need to grasp the attention of visitors.
The new widescreen 52-, 46-, 42-, 37-, 32- and 26-inch HDTV AQUOS D43 Liquid Crystal Televisions further bolster Sharp’s unmatched selection of sophisticated designs and its superior-performing LCD TVs. Sharp’s proprietary Advanced Super View LCD panel enables a Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 6000: 1, enhanced Quick Shoot video circuitry for fast pixel response time (6ms) and wide viewing angles (176 degrees), so users can view the television from almost anywhere in the room. The newly-designed series features an elegant piano black finish with fixed bottom speakers and a detachable table stand for wall-mounting flexibility.
I think nowadays lcd or flat tv makes our home rich and stylish.. How to install it..
Well.. You are right.. To install it you should first buy a corresponding mount for your lcd type.. Better to buy it from branded company.. Then find the exact place where you have to fit the tv..You need stud.. You can install lcd without the stud.. So to find the stud you need stud finder.. When you find the stud you can drill over it to place the mount.. Then you can place the lcd…
I am comparing two 22" Flat Panel TVs. The one I want with a DVD combo is only 720p and Im wondering if there is really a big difference or if its no big deal? Can anyone help?
I’d say 360p… 
Just kidding.
I plan on getting a brand new Plasma TV 50" 1080p, but I am worried about image retention and burn-ins. Are the new Plasma’s advanced enough to prevent this? I keep hearing people not having a problem, but I still keep hearing stories of people having to return their TVs because of the frequent burn-ins.
The newer plasmas do not have any issues with burn in. Head on over to www.hdguru.com and look at their article about this issue. It’s very informative. http://hdguru.com/plasma-tv-burn-in-fact-or-myth/826/
the tv size im talking about is 42 inch to 46 inch somewhere around that size and it has to be LCD im looking for a good quality one. please be specific when you answer. i need the prices on black friday or just a really cheap LCD but still good quality please help. thank you
It may be cheaper around $200-300.I would suggest Samsung or Sony which is good quality.
I am planning on mounting my Flat Panel TV on the wall of a new room we just built. I put a sheet of 1/2 inch OSB board on the wall and then put drywall over it so as to be able to mount the tv wherever I want. Do you think it will hold, or should I still mount it into the studs? The TV weighs about 85lbs. Thanks.
Always go with the studs for something that heavy and valuable. Have you seen that commercial on TV where the guy’s flat panel crashes to the floor? I cringe every time I see it.
I have a hitachi plasma screen tv and a dell decktop computer. i recently got netflix and i was wonder if there was a way i could watch movies on my computer but using my tv as a monitor.
You can! What you need to do is you need to hook up a modem to your laptop, then feed the lap top to a convertor box into the HDMI cable of your TV. Then you download the application from any site off google. Just search "netflix watch from home program" and bling bling.
I’d like to know how to get the best settings for picture quality for my Samsung 40" LCD TV?
set ur tv to picture mode dynamic contrast 100 backlite 10 energy saving off color 55 tint in the middle briteness 40 to 55 range this is what the stores usually run on there tv i have samsung lcd good settings for movies 2
It appears that we have the dvd player hooked up correctly to my new Plasma TV, but the movie plays in black and white, instead of color. The cable is working fine and in color, but we are stumped on why the DVDs are coming across in b&w.
try PAL/RGB seting on dvd player and check all other settings on dvds