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Sharp 90″ TV Monster To Hit OZ

Biggest LCD on the planet to hit OZ this year, its been confirmed.
Yes folks, Sharp Australia has just confirmed the biggest LED TV on the planet will be winging its way to Oz later this year.

The Sharp Aquos 3D LED TV (LC-90LE745U) 90 inch display has every bell and whistle imaginable: active 3D, Full HD, Internet, Wi-Fi.

“Sharp Australia will be launching the 90″ television at the end of this year” a spokesperson for Sharp confirmed to SmartHouse.


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The TV was launched in the US this week.

Read: Worlds Largest LED TV Is Sharp

The 90″ LED TV is nearly 4 feet tall spanning 6 ft and 8 inches wide, weighs 141 lbs (without stand) and less than 5 inches deep.

 

And despite its mammoth size, the set is highly energy efficient and Sharp says costs just US$28 a year to run, although its not certain how much this converts to in Australia.

The Aquos LED TV is selling in the States for just under US$11,000 and local pricing has not yet been confirmed.

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