Sharp Electronics Corporation has introduced an integrated home theatre-in-a-box (HTiB) audio system, the SD-AT50, which features 1-Bit digital amplification technology.""Sharp's 1-Bit digital amplification products are developed to achieve superior performance and sound quality in a relatively small size -- essential ingredients in the modern home theatre design,"" said Mark Knox, Director, Digital Media Devices, Sharp Electronics Corporation. ""This new system is an ideal solution for demanding home theatre enthusiasts looking for an elegant audio solution to complement the latest flat-panel displays.""Sharp's SD-AT50 features 50 watts amplification for each of its six channels, a CD/DVD player, a surround speaker system with subwoofer, and an A/V receiver. The electronics are housed in two narrow components, which can be positioned either vertically or horizontally. They feature a silver finish to complement Sharp's new display products such as their AQUOSô LCD and plasma displays.The SD-AT50 HTiB also incorporates DolbyÆ Digital and DTSÆ. Sharp offers accessories such as floor/table stands (models AD-AT10ST/AD-AT10LS) and wall-mounting brackets (model AD-AT10SA).The 1-Bit digital amplifier samples audio signals at a rate of 2.8 MHz. The DVD player outputs progressive scan video, and is also compatible with CD-R/RW and MP3.The SD-AT50 has a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $799.95. The AD-AT10ST speaker floor stand (pair) is available as an optional accessory at a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $229.99; the AD-AT10LS speaker table stand (pair) is available for $179.99; and the AD-AT10SA speaker wall bracket (pair) is available as an optional accessory at a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $179.99.For more information, visit the Sharp Web site at www.sharpusa.com.
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