Product Description
Sharp is the only TV screen manufacturer that can boast that they received an Emmy Award for their LCD TV technology and this 26" Widescreen TV stretches that recognition to a much higher level. All you need to do is watch and enjoy. This TV includes an NTSC analog tuner (like the one you're used to) and a new digital ATSC TV tuner set to activate for digital broadcasts that are soon to replace analog. The ATSC tuner can receive free over-the-air reception of currently broadcasted HDTV stations (an optional HDTV antenna is required). There is also a CableCARD slot to accept a special card from your Cable or Dish TV service carrier and virtually replaces the need for the receiver-box for most services. It also has a PC input that lets you use this screen as a display for your PC. Imagine watching TV and then switching to the Internet for more programming choices. 1366x768 Resolution for 480i and 480p analog display and 720p and 1080i HDTV display Video System - NTSC and ATSC, Tuning System - ATSC/QAM/CableCARD/NTSC 450 cd/m2 Brightness / 800 - 1 Contrast Ratio Up to 60,000 Hour Lamp Life Less than 12ms Quick Shoot Response Time - sutable for videogaming Color Temperature Options - 13000K, 9500K, 8000K, 6500K, 5000K (Approximate Values) View Modes - Sidebar, Smart Stretch, Stretch, Zoom, Dot by Dot (for PC), Normal (for PC) Cabinet Color - Titanium with Black Sides Unit Dimensions - 26.53 x 21.33 x 10.55 (With Stand), 26.53 x 20.31 x 4.48 (Without Stand) / Weight - 37.5 lbs. (With Stand), 29.3 lbs. (Without Stand) Includes Remote Control When using HDTV modes, we suggest using Component-Video and HDMI connections for best image integrity We suggest selecting an optional home-theater surround sound system for superior sound and listening pleasure
Customer Reviews:
sharp LC-26D6U acquos.......2007-10-01
TV sound quit working after 13 months. Had problems with set turning on randomly. Sharp will not help since TV set warranty was only 12 months. Local bench charges are minimum of $80.00 just to look at it and boards average a few hundred dollars. Sharp Customer Service services and protects Sharp only.
No Problems.......2007-03-08
I have owned this TV fo 6 Months now. It worked perfectly from day one with no problems. It has a superb picture even in SDTV mode. I don't understand all the problems the other reviewers report. Sometimes reading the instruction book really helps.
Mixed feelings, some basic design flaws.......2007-01-05
When it (works most of the time) it has a very good picture. However there have been many times that it was frustrating when the set malfunctions to have to unplug the set for ten seconds or more then plug it back in to get it reset. I have some backround in machine design; It seems that the microcontroller can get into an undefined state and there is no watchdog circuit built in to get the set back into operation without user intervention. Sharp's recommended service shop and factory technical support failed to address this problem.
Poor customer service, awful product.......2006-12-20
I bought this TV Oct 18th as a refurb from 2nd Act. 2 mos later, haven't watched it yet. It arrived broken (turns on & off continually). 2nd Act totally uninterested. Only Sharp warranty repair in/near Austin is ET Television, which got lowest possible rating on Austin City Search. I couldn't agree more. In shop for 1 month, got it home & still broken. Sharp customer Service has been a nightmare. No response, people on phone keep saying they are sorry, nothing they can do.
Poor quality control, even worse Sharp customer service.......2006-11-02
I ordered this television with high hopes, knowing that despite reports of firmware problems and other defects that I would luck out and save a bundle. But you get what you pay for. Every Sharp Aquos LCD TV manufactured before April 1, 2006 shipped with bad firmware. What does this mean to you?
For me, it meant that 15 minutes after unpacking the TV and turning it on, it turned itself off and never turned back on again. Resets, system resets, power cycling, unplugging components didn't help. My TV was completely bricked. A search turned up threads on websites like AVS Forum with other owners of Sharp TVs in the D4U and D6U series all reporting similar power management problems almost immediately after purchase. For them, the fix was a visit to a Sharp authorized service center to either have the firmware replaced or a physical replacement of boards inside the TV. I say a "visit" because Sharp does not cover in-house technician visits for TVs under 32", a fact they could have informed me of before letting me wait 1 week for a tech visit that would ultimately be canceled.
So here I am, 10 days later and hundreds of dollars poorer with no TV to show for it. Instead, it sits at the authorized service center (because Sharp obviously does not vet its service centers to make sure you get good service from them either).
I'm willing to bet all of the inventory of D6Us that TigerDirect is selling at fire sale prices were produced before 4/1/2006. Check the serial number on your TV if you do order one. If it begins with a 501-512, 601, 602 or 603, immediately demand a firmware upgrade from Sharp (1-800-BE-SHARP), regardless of whether or not you're experiencing these issues; you will eventually, and hopefully while Sharp's warranty is still in effect for you.
Product Description
Protect your iPod Video (5th Gen) and Screen from scratches. Cover the entire face (including click wheel), screen and back of your iPod Video. No adhesives or glue. Can be removed, washed and re-used. Ultra thin design allows the Tune Tattooz scratch protector to work with most existing accessories. PLEASE READ:::: Be sure the item you recive is packaged as pictured on this page. If Not contact amazon at once.
Customer Reviews:
To all the people complaining about bubbles.......2007-06-16
Everyone who's complaining about bubbles, there's a trick to minimize the bubbles (I have maybe three really small ones that aren't even noticable (on the front), and no bubbles at all on the back.
When you're applying the screen don't just throw it on there..start at the bottom and SLOWLY put it on; working from bottom to top..when you're doing this rub upwards (or any direction, except for down) thereby getting rid of any bubbles immediately when applying. If you do have some bubbles left (probably around the sides)..rub those to the nearest sides and edges as hard as you can so they can escape from under the screen. And voila hopefully you won't have such a big bubble problem.
note: I didn't buy this exact screen from amazon, i bought mine on ebay and it was for the entire ipod not just the screen.
Not bad for the money.......2006-06-28
I would like to see it wrap around till both ends touch but, i did like the clarity and the material used.
Garbage.......2006-06-13
Don't waste your money. This cover adheres to the ipod very poorly. You'll never get the bubbles out of it. Pure rip off.
Gets the job done.......2006-04-11
I found this to work well enough for something that costs $9. I had a rubber casing on it before, but that was a pain because added to the iPod's bulk in my shirt pocket. This sheath adds no bulk but prevents those all-too-easy scratches. Applying it was straight forward and the result is okay. I've read some of the other comments here, and here are my thoughts on it:
* Bubbles: I freaked about the bubbles when I first applied it, but do like the instructions say to and you'll be okay. i.e. smooth out all the big bubbles as soon as possible, then let it sit. The smaller bubbles that are left immediately after you apply mostly go away. I now have some very tiny bubbles, mostly around the thumb pad, which show I think only because I have a black iPod. They probably wouldn't be visible on a white iPod. And to me, they're really not a big deal. What is slightly more annoying is the long bubbles that appear at the edges, but that could have probably been avoided by stretching it a little tighter when I applied it. But again, not a big deal to me. But then, I don't use my iPod for watching much video. If I did, I might notice it more often.
* Peeling - I've been using this sheath for 4 months now, and it's completely intact. Might not be at the end of the year, but what do you want for $9? Just make sure you clean the iPod properly before applying it, of course (use alcohol - no, not Jack Daniels).
* Dirt/Fluff - Haven't seen much of this in other comments, so just a heads up to be really sure you have all dust, dirt, fluff and hair off of the screen before applying. A tiny hair crept in under mine and now looks like a tiny crack on the screen. Easily avoided.
If you watch out for those things, I think this product works as good as you could expect for a $9 item.
okay job.......2006-03-31
It's true the scratch protector does leave annoying bubbles but it protects the face...for a bit. Now (after about two months or so) the edges don't stick anymore and it's starting to flake off so now I need new ones...or a new way to protect my ipod.
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With a 15° angle, the LCRS ceiling speakers from Preference make an all in-ceiling surround sound system possible. Typical ceiling speakers are not made for home theater; the LCRS series focuses their output on the listener, not at the floor. Based on the high performance of Preference's Kevlar line, these speakers are no slouch it terms of sound quality either. The mid and high frequency acoustic compensation EQ switches will allow you to taper their performance to your taste, while the proven "dog-ear" mounting system and included mounting hole compass make installation a breeze. Sold individually. Specifications: *6-1/2" long throw Kevlar woofer *Pivoting soft dome tweeter *Frequency response: 42-21,000 Hz *Power handling: 50 watts RMS/100 watts max *Sensitivity: 90 dB 1W/1M *Impedance: 8 ohms *Overall diameter: 10-3/4", cutout diameter: 9-1/4", mounting depth: 5".
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Peerless TPD3032 The High-Rise Video Pedestal offers a convenient TV mounting alternative for installations where a wall or ceiling attachment is impractical. A complete assembly consists of a pedestal base and support tray. Each must be ordered separately. These trays can only be used with pedestals PED 410, PED 510, PED 610 and PED 710. Features: -Four heights available - 4'(1.2m), 5'(1.5m), 6'(1.8m), and 7'(2.1m) -Heavy gage steel construction -Black fused epoxy finish -Max. Load is 200 lbs. for the 30-32" TV tray, and 250 lbs. for the 35-36" TV tray -Penta-pin security fastener for theft protection Models Available: -TPD 3032 -- for TV's 30" & 32", Tray 30" W x 20.7" D -TPD 3536 -- for TV's 35" & 36", Tray 35" W x 20.5" D Note: The pedestal must be purchased separately. See related products. Installation Instructions Technical Data
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