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AQUOS HDTVs with Yahoo videos coming from Sharp

12 May 2009 21:28 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz

AQUOS HDTVs with Yahoo videos coming from Sharp Sharp has announced it will be bringing AQUOS D series Internet-capable TVs to Japan this week, HDTV sets that add support for a Yahoo video service.

The service will "stream multiple content channels online using a built-in Ethernet link." Each of the sets are also 1080p, have 15,000:1 dynamic contrast ratios and have quick 120Hz refresh rates.

Each of the sets, at 32, 40, 46 and 52 inches have equal built-in 20W stereo speakers and 3 HDMI inputs.

The prices range from $2,052 USD for the smallest to $4,618 for the high end 52 inch model. There is no word on European or US releases.



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