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4 Colour Technology

Lower energy consumption thanks to four-colour RGBY pixels, which

require less background light to reproduce pale colours.

LED

Sharp’s LED system enables precise brightness control and high-speed

response. This reduces the light required to view the same picture and

reduces power consumption.

X-Gen Panel

Compared to the conventional Advanced Super View panel, the new

X-Gen panel has a wider aperture ratio, allowing easy light transmission

through the panel. This greatly helps to achieve a high contrast ratio

with less power.

Eco Picture Control

Analysing the picture signal for optimum control of backlight brightness

and picture quality produces a high-quality picture with low power

consumption.

Main Power Switch

Turning off the TV at the mains saves almost the same amount of power

as pulling the plug out of the wall socket (0.01 W max.).

Energy Save Mode

The LE Series represents the latest in energy-saving design, with a

dedicated Eco button on the remote control that allows two levels of

energy saving: standard and advanced.

Optical Picture Control (OPC)

OPC automatically adjusts screen brightness according to the ambient

room brightness. Eco-friendly, since it saves energy, and is also easy on

the eyes.

No-Signal Off / No-Operation Off

The TV automatically switches to standby mode to reduce power consump-

tion if there is no signal for 15 minutes or no operation for three hours.

ECO functions may vary depending on model.

Official EU Ecolabel Award

Sharp LCD TVs were the first to be awarded the

official environmental seal of the EU, the EU Ecolabel,

in 2005. Today many Sharp LED TVs bear the EU

Ecolabel.

Innovation for the environment

Sharp prioritises new technology that pays more

attention to the environment. The entire manufactur-

ing process is resource-optimised and mercury-free,

and the majority of components used can be

recycled.

8 Eco-functions

ight ecological features as well as additional qualities are

built into AQUOS LE models.

Sakai – a production plant with the

environment in mind

Sharp’s new Sakai production plant in Japan is both resource and

energy-optimised for the manufacture of next-generation LCD

panels and thin-film solar cells. Sharp was in October 2009 the first

manufacturer to adopt the 10th generation mother glasses that

opens completely new possibilities when manufacturing large size

LCD Panels, in terms of supreme quality, cost reduction and material

optimisation.

Portions indicated by dotted lines and

rooftop solar cell panels are an artist’s

impression of the completed appearance.

Sharp products come with energy-saving

functions

Combine Sharp’s prizewinning Quattron technology with the 1080p

X-Gen LCD panel and LED backlighting for a fantastic picture and

brilliantly low energy consumption. This is one example of how

Sharp takes responsibility for the environment and protects natural

resources.

All Sharp products come with energy-saving functions and are

manufactured with as little environmental impact as possible.

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Many of our TVs rank in the energy efficiency class A or A+.

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Sharp AQUOS were repeatedly among the Top Ten in several size categories

of the TV market survey carried out by the German environmental or-

ganisation BUND (last survey of June 6, 2011 at www.bund.net/tv-finder)

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Many of Sharp’s TVs carry the European Ecolabel

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