Sharp LC-65XS1US 65XS1US LC-65XS1 65XS1 New Model

The AQUOS Limited Edition Series sets a new standard for large-screen flat-panel LCD-TVs. With Full HD 1080p resolution, dramatically
enhanced black level and an elegant new ultra-thin design, the LC-65XS1U-S produces a breathtaking picture quality that is second to
none. The Limited Edition Series utilizes the next generation of Sharp's proprietary 10-bit Advanced Super View/Black TFT Panel with
a Dynamic Contrast Ratio in excess of 1,000,000:1 along with an ultra-high performance RGB-LED backlight for very deep black levels
and an unprecedented 150% color gamut.

Sharp Aquos Net
Sharp Aquos Net delivers customized web-based content and live customer support via an Ethernet connection, viewable in full-screen,
split-screen or widget format.

1080p
1080p can be referred to a1920x1080 "progressive scan" HDTV format. Also called "Full HD" "True HD" and "Ultra HD," 1080p provides the
highest resolution in the HDTV standard. However, on TV sets with screens smaller than 40", it may be difficult to distinguish the
difference between 1080p and 720p, the lower of the HDTV resolutions.

LED Backlight
A backlight is a form of illumination used in liquid crystal displays (LCDs). Backlights illuminate the LCD from the side or back of the
display panel, unlike front lights, which are placed in front of the LCD. Backlights are used in small displays to increase readability
in low light conditions, and in computer displays and LCD televisions to produce light in a manner similar to a CRT display.

120 HZ
Without 120Hz image processing, some things will certainly be bigger, but they'll still be just as blurry - especially on-screen text.
Imagine missing the get-away car's license plate number when watching a murder mystery or not catching the content of those top-secret
government documents in a super suspenseful spy flick. Maybe it's as simple as not being able to read the jersey of the player who made
the interception during the big game. No matter what the instance, your TV's instant of indecision just cost you the crucial bit of
information and lost you to the rewind once again. Go with better, faster, clearer. Go with 120Hz.

AVC Capability
The AVC has a gloss-black front panel set off by a stainless-steel door that swings down to reveal a convenience jack-pack with both an
HDMI connection and an A/V input with component-,composite- and S-video jacks. Around back, you'll find four more HDMI inputs along with
an RGB computer input, an RS232C port, and an Ethernet port (for accessing Sharp's Aquos Net Web services). The TV's input jacks and most
of its processing circuitry are in a standalone component called the AVC (shown below) that feeds the display by way of an HDMI cable or
an optional wireless HDMI kit. This allows the panel to be super-thin -- just 21/4 inches deep at its max, and about an inch deep at the
outer screen.

Features included:
1080p native resolution
120Hz fine motion enhanced
10-bit Advanced Super View (ASV) panel
1,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
150% NTSC color space
Separate terminal box with optional wireless kit
Inputs: HDMI x 5, Component x 2
Ethernet x1
VGA x 1
RS-232C x 1
1-bit digital audio amplifier
 
DISPLAY (Show Metric Units)
Screen Size 65" Diagonal
Resolution 1920x1080
Pixel Pitch      **
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Contrast Ratio 2000:1
Brightness 450 cd/m2
Displayable Colors      **
Viewing Angle 176°
Display Life      **
Response Time 4ms
Screen Filter      **
 
COMPATIBILITY
Color System NTSC, ATSC
 
INPUTS 
HDMI 1.3 (4 sets) HDMI Back
HDMI 1.3  HDMI Back
USB  4 pin Back
Component (HDTV) (2 sets) 3 RCAs Back
Internet  RJ-45 Back
Tuner (2 sets) Co-ax Back
RGB  15-Pin Dsub Back
S-Video  4-pin DIN Back
Composite (2 sets) RCA Back
Composite  RCA Back
 
GENERAL
Bezel Color Silver 
Power Supply      **
Power Consumption 512 Watts
Standby Power      **
Dimensions (W x H x D)
(without stand or speakers) 60.2" x 41.2" x 2.4"
Weight 131.2 lbs.
FCC Class FCC Class B, Home Use
Warranty 1 year