Sharp develops Worlds largest LCD TV, 65 inches

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I'd like to know how is goning on if a Sharp 45 inch or 32 inch Sharp
LCD TV is connected to a PC via DVI?


manager wrote:
> Sharp Develops World's Largest LCD TV Measuring 65 Inches
>
> Sharp Corporation has successfully developed a 65V-inch AQUOS LCD
color
> TV, the industry's first and world's largest. The TV's
full-spec, high-
> definition, 6.22-million-dot panel is manufactured at the Kameyama
> Plant, an integrated LCD TV production facility for complete
> manufacturing from panel fabrication to final TV assembly.
>
> Such a quantum leap in screen size-well beyond the 45V-inch size that

> many thought was the limit for LCDs-shows that LCD technology still
has
> plenty of room to evolve and grow.
>
> Since developing the world's first 14V-inch LCD color display in
1988,
> Sharp has continued to lead the industry in screen size and level of
> quality, developing a 28V-inch LCD TV in April 2000, a 30V-inch LCD
TV
> in November 2001, and a 37V-inch LCD TV in November 2002.
>
> The 45V-inch digital high-definition LCD TV released in August 2004
has
> proved even more popular than expected and has demonstrated that
there
> is indeed a substantial market for LCD TVs with screens 50V-inches
and
> larger.
>
> Large-screen LCD TVs have been marveled for their superior image
quality
> and environmental performance, and have been highly appraised in the
AV
> world. With LCD TVs accounting for only an estimated small
percentage*2
> of worldwide fiscal 2004 TV sales, Sharp believes that sales will
soon
> jump drastically to tap this potentially huge market.
>
> With the successful development of a 65V-inch LCD TV, Sharp is
> considering the release of LCD TVs 50-inches and larger in fiscal
2005.
>
> For more information on LCD displays, click here.
>
> Posted October 6th, 2004