Sharp Aquos LC-15L1US 15-Inch Wireless Flat-Panel LCD TV
Nice concept - I like it, but....
I bought mine from B&H being inspired by positive reviews from this forum. Setup was simple: TV cable hooked-up from my Comcast cable box to the TV wireless box, TV channel set to 3 - and it's working with no cables attached! When my first thrill calmed down I noticed that the picture was not so great - motion artifacts were too obvious, although the distance between the TV set and it's wireless box was just about 6'. I decided that it wasn't a big deal for a small TV set intended to reside in the kitchen or dining room. So, to continue testing I took the working TV and walked towards the dining room. Suddenly, when I moved about 20' from the wireless box, the picture and sound stopped. Now picture frames where changing about every five seconds - like in video-phone. Recalling the following warning from Amazon.com website <br /> <br />\\"Note: Reception may become bad or impossible under the following conditions: use of the product in a reinforced concrete building such as a condominium building or a house of a metal structure; use of the product near large-scale metallic furniture; use of the product in a crowd of people or close to obstacles such as buildings; and use of the product at locations where magnetic fields, electrostatic, and interference occur due to devices such as Bluetooth, wireless LANs, phones, or microwave ovens, etc., that use the same frequency (2.4 GHz) as the product.\\" <br /> <br />I went down and turned off my 2.4 GHz cordless phone base station that was located in the lower level right under the dining room. The picture got much better and I decided to continue the testing. Turning on the microwave in the kitchen brought the TV set to complete coma. The same happened when I turned on the wireless LAN access point. <br /> <br />So, my judgment is that you should pay close attention to the above warning before buying this TV. If your house has no microwaves, cordless phones, wireless LANs, Bluetooth devices, magnetic fields, electrostatic interferences, and on, and on, and on, then this product is for you :-) Unfortunately, it's not about my house. I had to pay about $35 in shipping costs to find this out. The TV will go back to B&H on Monday - they have a great return policy!