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Sharp announces mainstream LE653 LCD TV line

At CES 2015 Sharp has introduced the LE653 range of televisions, with sizes up to 65 inches and including smart TV and a dual-core processor.

Ty Pendlebury

Jan. 5, 2015 9:00 a.m. PT

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LAS VEGAS -- While the LE660 released late in 2014 will remain in the lineup for 2015, Sharp has introduced a new LE653 model below it with smaller screens.

The HD mainstream LE653 will come in six sizes -- 32 inches, 40 inches, 43 inches, 48 inches, 55 inches and 65 inches -- and will feature the company's SmartCentral streaming platform with a dual-core processor to speed applications like Netflix along.

The TVs will feature a "modern design," wallpaper mode, onboard Wi-Fi, a frankly measly three HDMI inputs including MHL, and built-in 20W audio.

In addition the models from 43 inches up receive AquoMotion 120 motion compensation (240 in the 65-inch model).

Availability and pricing of the LE653 series are yet to to be announced.

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