Live pics of Sharp's 108-inch LCD HDTV!

by Ryan Block, posted Jan 7th 2007 at 7:25PM

We just happened to be cruising through the under-embargo soon-to-be-released NDA under-wraps Sharp booth at CES, and we caught some pics of their absolutely mammoth 108-inch LCD HDTV. Holy hot damn this thing is enormous.

Filed under: HDTV

Tags: 108-inch, CES, features, lcd, sharp

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Brennan @ Jan 7th 2007 8:22PM

uh....k, y buy this 108-inch LCD HDTV when the SED TVs r right around the corner? SED TVs will be the best TVs on the market when it comes to retailers late this year or early next.

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SOAD @ Jan 7th 2007 8:26PM

This thing can heat up a room

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Dave @ Jan 7th 2007 8:38PM

I have a question.... How could you NOT have "Live pics" of something?

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Neg2LED @ Jan 8th 2007 12:47AM

@dave: you can have computer rendered ones, or the photos they have on online stores - taken in a photobox. when they say live, they mean in an actual real world setting.

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xVariable @ Jan 7th 2007 11:00PM

Did you get any footage in 1080? ;p

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Dave @ Jan 8th 2007 7:38AM

uhhggg... my comment was geared more towards that thing they call "humor" than anything else, but.... since you brought it up.... technically if its rendered, then its a rendering, and not a picture.

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Goobimama @ Jan 8th 2007 1:24AM

I think the 1080p think will definitely count over here. :)

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Dane @ Jan 8th 2007 3:00AM

No thanks. I'll wait for the 110 inch version. It'll be so much better!

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Stephan Ketz @ Jan 8th 2007 6:18AM

This not an 108" TV. That's only 65"!

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Stephan Ketz @ Jan 8th 2007 6:17PM

Oops, wrong.

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Stephan Ketz @ Jan 8th 2007 7:40AM

Oops, wrong.

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Paul Askren @ Jan 9th 2007 10:06PM

and it only costs $ 899.95 lol

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