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TV’s are becoming better and better all the time, it is just brilliant for us couch potatoes these days! However, as manufactures try to win us over with all the different specs of there machines, from contrast ratio to sharpness (which all help make the picture quality look better and more involved), these specs have always varied from manufacturer to manufacturer.
So, a low contrast on a Sony may be different to a low contrast on a Toshiba TV, which has gotta make some people just ignore the specs all together.
Sharp, however, has decided to come up with a whole new approach to lure people into buying their all dancing TV’s. What is it you ask? Well it’s the “Power of 4”, or at least of added yellow.
Yep not really what anyone was expecting, but there has always been three colours when setting your TV, or even your pc monitor, up.
So after all these years, why have Sharp brought this in now? Does it actually make any difference?
I’ve not had a chance to fully enjoy the experience yet, but I do like their advertisement style.