Sharp AQUOS LC-65E77UM & LC-60E77UN HDTV Now Official [Sharp Announces Two New Big Screen LCD HDTVs: the 65-In LC-65E77UM & the 60-In LC-60E77UN]

In order to watch sports streamed by either YouTube or the Xbox 360 you would require a proper TV set, wouldn’t you? Sharp just launched a couple of big screen LCD HDTVs so make sure you have some extra cash stashed around the house. The new models are gianormous at 65- and 60-inch and yes, the 60-inch model is the first in the market to come in this size.

The LC-65E77UM is a 65-inch monster while the LC-60E77UN is its tiny, little, 60-inch brother. Both AQUOS HDTVs come with Sharp’s Advanced Super View Superlucent Panel technology which should offer you a “bright and crisp picture with reduced haze and reflectivity.” Sharp’s Fine Motion Enhanced Technology for 120Hz Frame Rate Conversion is also available and it will be ready to offer a 4ms response time and a great sports watching experience.

Bob Scaglione, senior vice president and group manager, Product and Marketing Group, Sharp Electronics Corporation commented on the new HDTVs:

“With the increasing adoption of flat-panel display TVs, consumers expect larger screen sizes with advanced performance at a good value. The addition of the 65-inch class E77 series LCD TV and introduction of a new screen size class at 60 inches enables more consumers to bring home large-screen TVs.”

The new AQUOS LCD TVs are also going to impress you with their energy-efficiency. Equipped with Spectral Contrast Engine, Optical Picture Control and Brightness Preservation picture processing the new TVs in the E77 series exceed the EPA’s Energy Star criteria. Well that would be a first, wouldn’t it? Are these top of the E77 line HDTVs too energy-efficient?

The two HDTVs come with four HDMI and two component video inputs, all 1080p compatible. The E77 AQUOS TVs are compatible with various Blu-ray Disc players and “advanced gaming devices.” They can also offer a dedicated PC input and an RS-232 is there just in case.

I imagine you like the specs but I also know you will hate the prices. The LC-65E77UM will cost around $4,499.99 while the smaller LC-60E77UN will be yours for $3,499.99. Ready to choose one?