Sharp AQUOS LC-57D90U LCD HDTV

alaTest has collected and analyzed 26 user reviews of Sharp AQUOS LC-57D90U LCD HDTV from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.8/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com.

1080p resolution and a superior feature set give this expensive LCD an edge, but its performance in our tests lags slightly.

This super-sized LCD panel is more of a technology showcase than a real product, as the price indicates. We're still getting a handle on LCD's capabilities in these larger sizes, for in the past we've seen dramatically higher prices and diminished...

This 57-incher is super-sized for an LCD. Only now are plasmas at this size starting to proliferate, and we still don't have a strong feel for how they perform at these sizes yet. But size is hardly all this Sharp AQUOS set has going for it. There's...

Per screen inch, this is the most expensive TV we've reviewed in years. The early 50-inch plasmas were certainly more expensive (and obviously smaller), but, in the era of higher yields and vicious competition, it's rare to see any company come out...

What the big bucks get you. Per screen inch, this is the most expensive TV we've reviewed in years. The early 50-inch plasmas were certainly more expensive (and obviously smaller), but, in the era of higher yields and vicious competition, it's rare to...

Per screen inch, this is the most expensive TV we've reviewed in years. The early 50-inch plasmas were certainly more expensive (and obviously smaller), but, in the era of higher yields and vicious competition, it's rare to see any company come out...

Even in Stretch mode, overscan was minimal, measuring an average of 2.5 percent.

My wife and I bought this Sharp Aquos on Memorial Day weekend from Best Buy for $1999. We really couldn't fit anything larger on our wall than a 40" TV. We went to the TV stores and examined the Sony, LG, Samsung and Sharp. We had read raving reviews ...