Sharp Aquos LC-13E1UB 13-Inch Flat-Panel LCD TV, Black

by Sharp

Product Details

Product Manual [2.96mb PDF]

• Product Dimensions: 13.3 x 12.6 x 2.3 inches ; 8.2 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 15 pounds
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B00008AJKT
• Item model number: LC-13E1UB
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #322,978 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

Enjoy slim, stylish video images from Sharp's feature-packed, high-tech 13-inch LC-13E1UB Aquos screen. The monitor comes with a built-in cable TV tuner and measures less than 3 inches deep. Even when it's positioned near a window or other high-glare location, its proprietary Advanced Super View panel with black TFT antiglare coating makes it bright enough for you to view its brilliant colors with ease.

The LC-13E1UB is an Aquos E-series model, which means it has a sleek and minimalist style that's ideal for wall installations, with speakers on the bottom of the TV and a narrower body than that of other Sharp Aquos models. It also includes a removable easel-style table stand. With wider horizontal and vertical viewing angles than most LCDs have and a built-in stand that tilts and swivels, the LC-13E1UB can be positioned at virtually any angle and you'll be assured of a clear picture. An image-inverting feature even lets you flip the image upside-down or mirror it.

The set features component-video, composite-video, S-video for your DVD player, VCR, or gaming console, an RF antenna input for older VCRs and cable boxes, as well as a cable-ready, built-in 181-channel tuner. An electronic PLL tuner handles over-air reception of TV programming. The monitor's energy-efficient design consumes 60 percent less power than a conventional television with the same-size screen consumes.

From the Manufacturer

The AQUOS LC-13E1UB with built-in cable TV tuner is less than 3" deep with an elegant design and screen that measures 13" diagonally. And with Sharp's proprietary Advanced Super View LCD panel, it has a higher contrast ratio and wider viewing angles than conventional LCD TVs, making it truly "TV where you want it", for any room in the house! Also available in Silver: LC-13E1U and White: LC-13E1UW.

Features:

• Panel Type: 13" (diagonally measured) Active Matrix (a-si Black TFT) LCD
• Pixel Resolution: 921,600 Dots (480 x 640 x R/G/B=VGA)
• Video System: NTSC/PAL/SECAM
• Brightness: 430 cd/m2
• Lamp Type/Life: Directly-Light System, CFL / 60,000 hours
• Viewing Angles: 170º H / 170º V
• Audio System: Two 2.5W Speakers
• Tuner Type: Electronic PLL Tuner
• Aspect Ratio: 4:3
• Contrast Ratio: 500:1
• Color Temperature: 8,000º K
• Component Input: Y/Pr/Pb x 1
• S-Video Input: 4-pin DIN x 1
• Composite Video Input: RCA x 1
• Cabinet Color: Black
• Power Consumption AC: 35W
• Limited Warranty: 1 year parts and labor
• Dimensions(w x h x d): 13-17/64 x 12-10/32 x 6-7/32 (with stand), 13-17/64 x 12-38/64 x 2-21/64 (without stand)
• Weight: 8.2 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

24 of 24 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Superb 13" LCD television, April 28, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: Sharp Aquos LC-13E1UB 13-Inch Flat-Panel LCD TV, Black (Electronics)

I purchased this flat panel television in February, 2003 and have been enjoying it immensely for about two months now. I have it connected to regular (non-digital) cable service. First, the picture is vibrant, sharp, and crystal-clear. The picture "pops-out" at you. In fact, the picutre is better than my primary television (Sony Wega 32" Trinitron XBR). The factory pre-settings needed absolutely no adjustment: color, hue, contract, brightness, and sharpness were 100% perfect. I purchased a pivoting, swivel mount arm ... to go with this set. Installation was pretty simple (but it does require stud mounting). As with all flat panels, it needs to be watched from fairly front-on. The sound is quite good, with excellent stereo separation, for such tiny speakers. Logical remote control. A nice feature: when you press the "MUTE" button, the sound goes off (immediately) and the Closed Captioning activates in about 10 seconds -- great for taking a phone call. This would be an excellent choice for a kitchen or bedroom where you would view it from 3 - 8 feet.

15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Twice the picture size in half the counter space!, June 12, 2003

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Hilarie Ann Fallon "Contemporary Art Collector" (Los Angeles, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Sharp Aquos LC-13E1U 13-Inch Flat-Panel LCD TV, Silver (Electronics)

Great picture and nice styling, I am very impressed with this Sharp flat panel TV. Lots of features, compact, and reasonably priced. Best of all, Sharp's EASY SET-UP feature had this puppy out of the box, hooked to the cable, and working, in about 10 minutes - fully programmed.

17 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars You Won't Find Better 13" LCD, April 18, 2004

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CPUsports (Eastern Seaboard) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Sharp Aquos LC-13E1UW 13-Inch Flat-Panel LCD TV, White (Electronics)

We were looking for an under-cabinet TV for a new kitchen project. We couldn't have found a better choice than Sharp's 13" Aquos.

The white model worked best with our kitchen decor (other choices are silver and black).

The Aquos is incredibly well-designed. You can set it on a surface with the default stand, or mount it to hang under a cabinet with the included mounting kit.

Installation was a little tricky. I really wanted to hide all of the wires and TV cable up under the cabinet. The under-mount includes a stylish, color-coordinated box for this purpose, but getting all of the wires inside was a bit of a challenge. I ultimately made a trip to the hardware store for longer bolts as those included were about 1/2" shorter than needed for the thickness of our counters.

With this small hurdle cleared, I was able to under-mount the Aquos, and then really began to appreciate the design. Wires and cable are completely hidden. The TV cable and electric input flows down through the inside of the swing arm to the back of the TV. The rear of the the Aquos has inputs anything you could connect to a full-sized TV. A snap-on panel reveals the inputs and hides them once you've attached whatever wires you need to connect.

With setup done, sit back and enjoy the Aquos' crisp LCD picture and clear sound. The stylish Aquos is a joy to behold, and quickly becomes the centerpiece of your kitchen.

The Aquos is not just beautiful; it's a perfect marriage of form and function. The LCD rotates 180 degrees left to right, and the swing arm folds up to stash the unit under the cabinet, thus freeing up a little extra cabinet space. I never fold it up, however. It just looks so gorgeous hanging in its normal spot. A stylish remote is included.

Even customer service is great. I had an issue that I couldn't find in the manual (I accidentally reset the audio to receive the Spanish language translation on some channels). I left an e-mail with customer service, but didn't really expect much help. To my surprise I had an e-mail within two hours that solved the problem.

Bravo, Aquos!

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