Japan's awash in slim, 120Hz Sharp AQUOS G LCDs

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Sameer Surampalli @ Jul 2nd 2007 8:48AM

I don't see why they should cut out component... at least have one input for versatility.

Not everyone has a 360 Elite....

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Mark @ Jul 2nd 2007 6:20PM

No crap. Someone explain this to me--why no Component inputs? Have they been lobbied out of the game by copyright-obsessed marketing executives or what? Some people actually *prefer* component--and, as mentioned, there are plenty of peripherals (DVD players, Xbox 360s, Standard Xbox, PS2) that don't have HDMI, but people don't want to connect with crappy Composite cables.

This bothers me a lot. Are we entering an era where all top-tier displays are going to drop Component inputs completely?

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simon @ Jul 2nd 2007 1:53PM

i want an iphone so i can use the screen to look at my ugly self

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Sameer Surampalli @ Jul 2nd 2007 2:34PM

And your ugly face and the iPhone is relevant to Sharp TVs how?

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