Sharp ships two new LCD monitors
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Keith Shaw on 2004/02/02:
„Sharp Systems of America today launched two new LCD monitors -- the LL-T17D4 ($499) and the LL-171A ($479). The 17-inch LCD monitors are both available now from the Sharp Systems Web site .“
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„Sharp Systems of America this week launched the LL-T15G4, a 15-inch XGA LCD monitor (supports 1,024 by 768 resolution) that includes both analog and digital video input (DVI-D) to let users connect two computers to the same monitor.“http://www.nwfusion.com/weblogs/cool/archives/2004/ 004586.html - Cached
Found at a page of Keith Shaw, posted on 2004/03/26
„They’ve been putting them in their laptops (like the RD3D ) for a few months now, and now Sharp is coming out with their first standalone three-dimensional LCD monitor that works without any sort of special glasses, the 15-inch LL-151-3D. Still really only works with applications designed to take advantage of the three-dimensionalness of the display, but you can toggle it back and forth between 3D and 2D modes when you need to work on less exciting stuff. Should be in stores right now but set you back nearly fifteen hundred bucks, or over five times what you’ll pay for a regular 15-inch LCD monitor.“http://www.engadget.com/entry/3238125246845446/ - Cached
„The Sharp LL-151-3D looks like a typical 15-inch LCD monitor—until you peer more closely at the front-panel controls. Next to the power button, you'll find one marked "3D." If you have supporting software and a compatible graphics adapter, just press this button and the image on the panel will leap out toward you, even without your wearing any special glasses or goggles. Click here to read the full review “http://www.pcmag.com/article2/ 0,1759,1647634,00.asp - Cached
„Sharp's sensible compromise is a 16-inch flat panel with svelte design and a, well, sharp 1,280 by 1,024 screen. Is this analog- and digital-ready display the ideal LCD monitor?Tuesday, July 23, 2002 04:30:00 PM EST“http://www.hardwarecentral.com/hardwarecentral/reviews/ - Cached
„It doesn't offer very high resolution for a 23" workstation monitor, though, maxing out at 1366 by 768. This kind of negates Sharp's marketing material, which claims in essence that the 23M1U is a great workstation monitor and a great LCD TV all in one. OK for watching DVDs, sure, but if I'm dropping $1500 on a 23" workstation monitor, it better do 1600 by 1200.“http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/.../ sharp-it23m1u-23-lcd-available-025192.php - Cached
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