One Last Review Before Buying The Sharp Aquos LC 65D93U

Summer is here and movies are hot. If you are going to watch a movie, you might as well enjoy it, am I right? So I decided to upgrade my household TV to a Sharp Aquos LC65D93U TV. Currently, I am loving every second of it as my old TV was the older model the Sharp Aquos LC65D9U. Both TVs were great but now for your sake so you can make your own decision.

This was the older model of the Sharp Aquos LC 65D93U is the Sharp Aquos LC 65D90U. It has slightly less quality than its newer model, but it is still good and I had it for two years. It is just as big as the newer model, both being 65 inches but lacks features that the new counterpart has. For example, the older LC 65D90U has a contrast ratio of 1,200:1 while the newer model serves up a whooping 15,000:1 dynamic ratio and a 3,000:1 native ratio. You can obviously tell how the company made great improvements in the past 2 years.

This is the real deal for all you freaks and geeks like me who must have all the latest stuff. This thing is HUGE. I mean who doesn't want to watch off their entire wall. Other than watching paint dry, when else can you get entertainment from watching your enire wall? Both TVs are the same size but the graphics on this one make you saw WOW all day long. I personally still can't get over how defined the graphics are for the Sharp Aquos LC 65D93U!

The Sharp Aquos LC 65D90U served me very well, but alas we have to part. While I still had it though, it had really great quality and showed off the meaning of high def. The Sharp Aquos LC 6593U, the newer model, just pushes the limits to a whole new level with better dynamic ratio it surpasses it's predecessorby a long shot with 15,000 : 1 compared to 1200 : 1. That means that you'll get better quality and higher resolution for all your video games and action movies.