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    To Quattron, or not to Quattron. That is the question.

    As recently posted here, Sharp models are dropping in price.

    Is the Quattron technology worth the extra $$$?

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    I never understood the point of the technology. Given that I believe all source material is done with red/green/blue, how does the added "yellow" do anything but make the Sharp's incapable of achieving reference colour?

    Kind of sounds like Marketing fluff to me.

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    Yup. This is from the July 2010 issue of Maximum PC (click the linky if the image isn't readable):

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dennis Burger View Post
    Yup. This is from the July 2010 issue of Maximum PC (click the linky if the image isn't readable):

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    I've only reviewed one Sharp Quattron model back in early 2011, and the technology in and of itself wasn't worth paying extra for. It has the potential to do more harm than good, actually. But if everything else about the TV is good in the performance realm, then I wouldn't avoid the TV just because of Quattron.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NoUDont View Post
    As recently posted here, Sharp models are dropping in price.

    Is the Quattron technology worth the extra $$$?
    So the answer to your question is "no, the quattron tech isn't worth diddly", but the Sharp still seems to be a pretty darn good TV for the price.

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    I generally read Maximum PC cover to cover for computer information. The only magazine I find more useful is CPU. I found the article wierd and promptly forgot about it. This is the first time I remember reading about it until today.

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    well since quattron is caca, which model (of the many available) is the best for non quattron? size i am looking at is 60" or 70". sorry for the specific question but i have been looking at nothing but plasma til recently.

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    I am pretty sure my 70 inch sharp doesn't have Quattron.

    It seems like a neat idea but I am not sure if its needed to meet the THX standard. As Adrienne says - it could potentially do more harm than good.

    Ray Jr - where do you stand on adding in yellow from a THX perspective?

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