Sharp LC-32D44, 81.3 cm (32"), 1366 x 768 pixels, HD, LCD, Black Sharp LC-32D44. Display diagonal: 81.3 cm (32"), Display resolution: 1366 x 768 pixels, HD type: HD, Display technology: LCD, Display brightness: 450 cd/m², Response time: 6 ms, Contrast ratio (typical): 1500:1, Native aspect ratio: 16:9. Product colour: Black https://www.whathifi.com/sharp/lc-26d44e/review If the budget credentials of this cheap 26in set haven't become apparent as soon as you take the telly out of the box, they will when you turn it on. You'll ask yourself if anyone put a moment's thought into the installation procedure – it certainly do... Price, sharp pictures from all sources, very clean and stable upscaled images Poor sound performance, black insight could be bettered, rubbish menus and setup procedure https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/70365-sharp-aquos-lc32d44-lcd-television While hardly the final word in high definition picture quality, this is a great value set if Freeview picture quality is your priority Freeview picture quality, easy to use onscreen menus, lots of detail, great price Some motion blur, no Full HD resolution While hardly the final word in high definition picture quality, this is a great value set if Freeview picture quality is your priority ... http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-television/sharp-aquos-lc-26d44e-p3469/test.html This television is the 26 inch version of the 32 inch which we tested: the Aquos LC-32D44E.Characteristics, the panel and circuitry are identical and only brightness may vary slightly which minimally affects contrast. According to manufacturers (and o... Deep black and high contrast (though dynamic) Digital tuner isn’t HD compatible, Dynamic contrast impossible to deactivate, HDCP Bluray compatibility problem with our test PS3, Mediocre rescaling of SD sources, Poor support of 1366x768 coming from a PC in HDMI https://www.techradar.com/news/best-tv-uk At last we have a LCD TV thats designed as much for everyday Freeview as it is for the new era of high definition. Sharps latest screen is also one of its cheapest and while it lacks the style of sets further up its Aquos line-up, the LC32D44E is ide... Strong Freeview images, Nice price, User-friendly Motion blur, Dodgy hi-def pictures, Lacking in features At last we have a LCD TV thats designed as much for everyday Freeview as it is for the new era of high definition. Sharps latest screen is also one of its cheapest and while it lacks the style of sets further up its Aquos line-up, the LC32D44E is ide...