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While they were horridly expensive and did not sell many (I think), it was their first move into the market.]]>Jul 7th 2009 11:19PMhttp://hd.engadget.com/2009/07/07/sharp-intros-slate-of-new-aquos-lcd-hdtvs-first-led-models-incl/http://hd.engadget.com/2009/07/07/sharp-intros-slate-of-new-aquos-lcd-hdtvs-first-led-models-incl/
This price sounds like a price I could live with though. 3k for a 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio at 52" with 120hz, 3 hdmi 1.3, etc is pretty nice. I just wish it included the words "3D Ready" and some guaranteed support of 120hz input via hdmi or something such that we could have 60 frames for each eye and use of glasses, etc etc or whatever else technologies that are currently coming out that Mitsubishi claims to work with.]]>Jul 8th 2009 4:03AM