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Review summary: CNET did not review the Sharp LC-37D44U, but we did review a smaller model in the series.

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Review summary: Although CNET did not review the 37-inch Sharp LC-37D44U, we did review the 32-inch Sharp LC-32D44U. Judging from their spec sheets, the Sharp LCD HDTVs are Identical except for screen size. We expect the picture quality of the 32-inch model to ...

Pros: The Sharp LC-32D44U produces a relatively deep shade of black and fine shadow detail ; exhibits decent screen uniformity ; sleek design ; nice selection of picture controls ; zero-overscan aspect ratio mode available

Cons: Inaccurate primary colors ; darker areas tend toward blue ; spotty video processing with 1080i sources ; subpar standard-definition processing ; soft picture with PC sources ; no easy-access front- or side-panel inputs

Review summary: As off-brands such as Vizio, Insignia, and Westinghouse continue to make inroads among HDTV shoppers, traditional makers such as Sharp have to make it seem as if their sets are worth a couple of hundred bucks extra. That's especially tough in the ...

Verdict: While stylish and well featured for an entry-level HDTV, the 32-inch Sharp LC-32D44U's picture quality falls short of expectations.

Review summary: The Sharp AQUOS LC-19D44U is a 19 inch TV with shinny look to say the least. The TV comes with a 16 x 9 aspect ratio and is only 720p. Although it is very appealing to the eye, it may not catch the fancy of the people looking for a bigger size