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hi I'm ty Pendlebury from cnet.com and this is a review of the sharp LC 80 le 632 u TV ask most people would they look for when buying a television and what they'll say is either the best or the biggest for the money well they don't come any bigger than this 80 inch monster and my sci-fi addled brain can only compare it to the monolith from 2001 or George Lucas's Death Star this outrageously sized television also comes with an outrageous price tag five-and-a-half thousand dollars the same as sharps premium 60-inch elite TV a magnificent TV by the way but don't expect much from this one apart from a gigantic screen because while you do get Smart TV and onboard wireless you don't get 3d image quality is also a secondary concern as it's quite difficult to make an LCD screen this size without spending a lot of money on special coatings and things like LCD dimming arrays however the TV is a full array LCD which means that the illuminating LEDs are directly behind the screen the TV does come with a dimming mode of some sort but as far as we can tell it only works when testing it with testing equipment and won't be noticeable during most viewing black levels for the money are fairly poor and colors are overly green if you want TV that perform similarly we'd point to the 55 inch LG 5500 a TV about two-thirds of the size but only a third of the price you're essentially paying to impress people here and if you don't look too hard you will be impressed - this has been ty Pendlebury with a review of the sharp LC Atle 632 u TV you