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Wireless LCD TV by SHARP

23.04.2003

Sharp has announced a new line of wireless LCD TVs.

The release of such devices is gradually becoming a good tradition - the market is growing, and the absence of wires is becoming, as they say, "a sign of good taste", therefore, an increasing number of manufacturers are paying attention to this aspect. The first model of the new line is called AQUOS LC-15L1 and is a 15-inch LCD TV.

It is a stand-alone device powered by a built-in lithium-ion battery. The AV signal is transmitted from a base station equipped with a built-in receiver; transmission is carried out in the frequency range of 2,4 GHz. Sharp plans to start selling new items from May this year at a price of about $1400.

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