Features:
- Advanced Super View (ASV) offers wide (160 x 160 degree) viewing angle; TV is 16.9 x 13.3 x 2.4 inches (W x H x D)
- High performance 13" LCD Panel with Black TFT anti-glare coating
- 480 x 640 x R/G/B=VGA pixel resolution, 60,000-hour lamp life, high brightness (430 cd/m2), low power consumption
- Built-in TV tuner, component-video input for optimum connection with DVD player or satellite receiver
- Integrated carry handle/table stand
Description:
The AQUOS LC-13B2U is less than 3 inches deep and offers a 13-inch screen (diagonally measured), as well as Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View LCD panel, giving it a higher contrast ratio and wider viewing angles than was previously possible. AQUOS monitors are characterized by bright, precise picture quality, a sleek design, bright picture, and Sharp's Black TFT technology. Its brightness makes it one of the brightest available monitors, so you can put it anywhere--even near windows, doors, and other light sources--and its picture will remain vivid. With its 60,000-hour lamp life, Sharp's LCD backlight life will give you viewing pleasure for many years. The 13-inch ASV panel is Sharp's proprietary design. The Black TFT-enhanced screen combines an anti-glare treatment with a low-reflection coating to ensure brighter pictures and more vivid colors than you'd get from conventional LCD displays under similar conditions. The monitor is compatible with NTSC, PAL, and SECAM video formats. A built-in 181-channel tuner lets you plug cable TV right into the LC-13B2U and start watching. Two speakers frame the unit on either side for stereo sound. An onboard image inverter steps in to flip the image upside-down if you need to hang it in an unconventional manner. The 160-by-160-degree viewing angles are so wide you can view the monitor from anywhere in the room. The included carry handle-table stand is the ultimate in convenience. Carry the monitor easily from room to room or detach the one-piece stand for wall mounting. The monitor consumes 60 percent less power than comparably sized CRT direct-view televisions.
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