Why are all of the real tech specs hidden? Nowhere on sharps site or this listing does it list what protocol the wifi is using, what the 'smart tv' stuff supports(DLNA?), what kind of lcd panel it is(TN? IPS?). The product 'tech specs' remind me of a best buy employee reading the side of the box when you ask him a question. Why are all of the real tech specs hidden? Nowhere on sharps site or this listing does it list what protocol the wifi is using, what the 'smart tv' stuff supports(DLNA?), what kind of lcd... » Read More Why are all of the real tech specs hidden? Nowhere on sharps site or this listing does it list what protocol the wifi is using, what the 'smart tv' stuff supports(DLNA?), what kind of lcd panel it is(TN? IPS?). The product 'tech specs' remind me of a best buy employee reading the side of the box when you ask him a question. « Show Less
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I am sorry to say that these questions are over my head. I don't know what any of those things mean. But my assumption is that since all of those things matter to you, this tv is likely not for you. Like I mentioned in my review, the Netflix did not work very well. So I expect that the other smart features are also unimpressive. That doesn't bother me, since I use my bluray player for that. Also, the picture in motion is not the greatest, so that might be an issue for you too. For my basic requirements, I am satisfied with this. I know that this is not the best tv, but the price was good & I like it. I am sorry to say that these questions are over my head. I don't know what any of those things mean. But my assumption is that since all of those things matter to you, this tv is likely not for you. Like I mentioned in my review, the Netflix did not work very well. So I expect that the other smart features are also unimpressive. That doesn't bother me, since I use my bluray player for that. Also, the picture in motion is not the greatest, so that might be an issue for you too. For my basic requirements, I am satisfied with this. I know that this is not the best tv, but the price was good &... » Read More I am sorry to say that these questions are over my head. I don't know what any of those things mean. But my assumption is that since all of those things matter to you, this tv is likely not for you. Like I mentioned in my review, the Netflix did not work very well. So I expect that the other smart features are also unimpressive. That doesn't bother me, since I use my bluray player for that. Also, the picture in motion is not the greatest, so that might be an issue for you too. For my basic requirements, I am satisfied with this. I know that this is not the best tv, but the price was good & I like it. « Show Less
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This TV is not really a smart TV. The software that Sharp puts on this TV is bad enough that you won't want to use it. I own the TV and bought a Roku box. With that being said, the picture quality is wonderful. It is an LED panel, not an LCD. It has 1080p. I recommend it as a TV, but you are going to want to get some other source of software like a Roku or Apple TV.
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How the heck am I suppose to know why, in your words "the real specs hidden"??? I dont work for Sharp. If you feel deception, go look at another brand.
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This information was probably included with the accompanying documentation (which was very scant, by the way, probably due to the fact that the device is a refurbished model). I no longer have the documentation, but I can ask a more computer-savvy person look at it and find out this info.
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I have no idea why this information would be needed. I am a user of the device, not a technical expert. Mine works fine for its intended purpose. That is all I can comment on.
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I've been searching some infomation and specifications regarding this TV & keep getting all different answers from 5 to 6 other places selling this item with the same model # LN46b550 lcd flat-screen, I went on the samsung offical site and these 3 main questions varies depending who and where your buying this tv which makes absolutely no sense1) s-video/cable to plug in you're computer for a larger viewing screen2) picture in picture option3) 4ms or 6msjust about every site i check regarding these 3 questions It's either they have them YES or NO checked, not sure which place to trust with the right INFO before making a purchase... thx any responses would be appreciated about this subject I've been searching some infomation and specifications regarding this TV & keep getting all different answers from 5 to 6 other places selling this item with the same model # LN46b550 lcd flat-screen, I went on the samsung offical site and these 3 main questions varies depending who and where your buying this tv which makes absolutely no sense1) s-video/cable to plug in you're computer for a larger viewing screen2) picture in picture option3) 4ms or 6msjust about every site i check regarding these 3 questions It's either they have them YES or NO checked,... » Read More I've been searching some infomation and specifications regarding this TV & keep getting all different answers from 5 to 6 other places selling this item with the same model # LN46b550 lcd flat-screen, I went on the samsung offical site and these 3 main questions varies depending who and where your buying this tv which makes absolutely no sense1) s-video/cable to plug in you're computer for a larger viewing screen2) picture in picture option3) 4ms or 6msjust about every site i check regarding these 3 questions It's either they have them YES or NO checked, not sure which place to trust with the right INFO before making a purchase... thx any responses would be appreciated about this subject « Show Less
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Hello-- to answer your question, no I don't believe they will know its there but likely you will not either, as in it didn't seem to work for me... I would not purchase it unless you are really tech savvy and know how to set it up to the highest setting. I suppose for myself I could have fiddled with it more, but I just went to Geek Squad and had what they recommended installed, that way I could get my questions answered. HTH
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I contacted Sony customer support, here is the question and response: Model : bdp-s570 Question: When will you offer firmware that will allow more video file formats mkv, m4v, mp4, m2ts, etc... to be streamed over the network connection from a DLNA media server? At this point it plays very few file types. one of the main reasons I purchased this product was to stream video over my network. Thank You Response: Thank you for contacting Sony Support. I'm sorry, but there is no update available to support the additional file formats via DLNA. I've provided a link with the information on the file types that are supported when using the DLNA feature: http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C1017936 Thank you for your time. The Sony Email Response Team
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When I got one, I also looked far and wide to find out what type of panel it had. Couldn't find anything, but having used it, I think it's a an IPS. The thing has better viewing angles than my mVA panel monitor and the blacks are deeper as well. Actually, I wouldn't worry about the picture quality of this thing at all. And if by some chance you end up with an inferior model, you can always return TVs to Amazon with free return shipping and no restocking fee.
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lol read the description. there are like 4 areas where they discuss all the specs of this. This one is 1080p 16:9.
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As best I can determine, this is a proprietary model specifically made for BestBuy so that they can price it lower than the standard 32LN5300 LED TV's offered at other locations. Thereby they can say that it is not the same model sold elsewhere. This way they can monopolize the market.
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Toshiba does not want to tell the consumer about the contrast ratio of their TV. I searched on their official website and even called their customer service for this particular product. They told us that Toshiba does not release this information to the consumer.... I guess because they are not that good, so they rather not to tell.Buy another brand who dare to show their information for comparison purpose.
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The 0/1 appears to indicate thin vs thick flat panels. The apparently indicates Smart TVs with internet access. I suspect the d indicates 3D capability. My model is the E420d-A0 and the model is the brightest TV I've seen. 3D is also great but there are only a few 3D broadcast channels.See http://www.amazon.com/differences-between-model-cheaper-E550i-A0/forum/Fx1ISP3G7RYG9Y5/Tx3P7DZR6J3JA8K/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00BF9MY3Q&authToken;=e3684c83-b21c-435d-99d3-28f39d8774a9&cdEmailView;=A2XWWL7RYLOJWP&cdHideAnswers;=1&cdHideBuyBox;=1&cdShowAnswer;=1&ref;_=pe_527950_33920250 The 0/1 appears to indicate thin vs thick flat panels. The apparently indicates Smart TVs with internet access. I suspect the d indicates 3D capability. My model is the E420d-A0 and the model is the brightest TV I've seen. 3D is also great but there are only a few 3D broadcast channels.See http://www... » Read More The 0/1 appears to indicate thin vs thick flat panels. The apparently indicates Smart TVs with internet access. I suspect the d indicates 3D capability. My model is the E420d-A0 and the model is the brightest TV I've seen. 3D is also great but there are only a few 3D broadcast channels.See http://www.amazon.com/differences-between-model-cheaper-E550i-A0/forum/Fx1ISP3G7RYG9Y5/Tx3P7DZR6J3JA8K/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00BF9MY3Q&authToken;=e3684c83-b21c-435d-99d3-28f39d8774a9&cdEmailView;=A2XWWL7RYLOJWP&cdHideAnswers;=1&cdHideBuyBox;=1&cdShowAnswer;=1&ref;_=pe_527950_33920250 « Show Less
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Hello Richard, I didn't know off the top of my head but it was easy to look up. "5" WQVGA color TFT display with 480 x 272 pixels resolution Presents information clearly and brightly for optimal navigation" Hope that helps. I can tell you that you can adjust the brightness and it self adjusts for day/night use.
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Great. Thank you! Did you get a chance to ask them why L32D1120 is now shown on their website? It's weird.
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Unfortunately, we do not provide technical assistance or support for our products. We are simply an online retailer. All product-specific questions, defects, or product operation issues should be directed to the manufacturer of the product. In most cases, all of the product details, dimensions, and accessories are displayed on our site, and we have no further information than what is being shown.
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On the pc side of the house their is a particular program that is ran to manage settings for the device. Another alteritive is to run another set of software that would more or less do the same, something like Realtek. I had major trouble getting the system to see more than 2 channels.
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The way that's worded, it appears they are advertising their newest display, which is an 8" wifi-enabled unit, in the beginning of the description for this one. I haven't received mine yet, but I expect that this frame will not be WiFi-enabled.
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As of today (Oct 26, 2014) After over 4 hours of forum reading and googling about, I can find no information leading me to believe this router will ever have a full implementation of any open source packages worth your time to install. The manufacture of the radio package (that rather important wireless bit) used in this router has refused to release the information needed by those that do the (free) work to make control of the radio possible. Without that control, what good is all the rest? I did see evidence of individuals working on reverse engineering the radio from other similar units, but then that wasn't the point. Marketing Fail over at Linksys it seems... Glad I googled a bit before I clicked. This was the best current option but not with the stock firmware it's clear.