Sharp introduced a 240Hz 60-inch LCD TV, the LC-60E88UN at CES 2010.
The LC-60E88UN employs Sharp's proprietary full HD 1080p X-Gen LCD panel with UV2A technology and 10-bit processing for a bright and clear picture.
The new LC-60E88UN is compliant with Energy Star Version 4.0 standards and is equipped with Sharp's OPC function that automatically adjusts the unit's brightness based on the lighting of the room.
The LCD TV also is equipped with four HDMI inputs with Instaport Quick Switching.
The LC-60E88UN will be available in February, pricing to be determined.
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