Sentences with phrase «delivers sharp picture»

On the upside, those who enjoyed Stop - Loss should appreciate Paramount's DVD release, which delivers sharp picture and sound, 50 good minutes of video bonuses, and over two hours of worthwhile audio commentary.

In addition, both versions of the film — the original theatrical cut and the 2001 director's cut, «Apocalypse Now Redux» — have been digitally restored in high definition with excellent results, delivering a sharper picture without making it look glossy like some of the other classic movies recently released on Blu - ray.

In good lighting conditions, the 24MP Main Camera featuring an f / 2.3 sensor delivers sharp pictures with great color reproduction.

The smartphone is equipped with 6 - piece lens 21Megapixel rear camera with Sony's IMX230 sensor and Optical Image Stabilizer to deliver sharp picture and video quality even in low light.

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Sony is known for crisp, sharp, and vibrant pictures quality and this TV delivers on that reputation.

The president delivered his budget request to Congress on May 23, presenting the sharpest picture yet of his administration's priorities for federal science spending.

MGM delivers less in its DVD release of That Championship Season, offering the picture in a non-anamorphic 1.85:1 widescreen rendition that, although surprisingly sharp, is riddled with edge enhancement and, in the night shots, a good deal of grain.

The Vow upholds Sony's usual high picture and sound standards, delivering sharp, clean 2.40:1 picture and crisp, clear 5.1 DTS - HD master audio sound.

4K Ultra HD features the combination of 4K resolution for four times sharper picture than HD, the color brilliance of High Dynamic Range (HDR) with immersive audio delivering a multidimensional sound experience.

That sounds old hat, yet it's fine in practice, and the screen tech delivers a punchy and sharp picture.

Sony Xperia XZ is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 64 - bit quad - core processor and comes with 3 GB RAM, 32GB / 64 GB internal storage and microSD card slot supporting up to 256 GB, so it's the ability to deal with various heavy - duty tasks and your growing photos and videos, and its 5.2 ″ 1080p full HD TRILUMINOS display features X-Reality for mobile picture engine and Dynamic Contrast Enhancement in order to deliver vivid, clear and sharp images.

That sounds old hat, yet it's fine in practice, and the screen tech delivers a punchy and sharp picture.

Screen The Storm2 sports a 3.25 - inch, 360 × 480 display at 184 ppi, and delivers a crisp, sharp picture.

The 65 - inch model we tested has 64 zones of local dimming, a «V6» processor comprising a quad - core GPU with a dual - core CPU, an exhaustive list of proprietary processing including a 4K upscaling engine and pixel processing intended to render a sharper, brighter picture without artifacts, and the ability to deliver 1.07 billion colors.

As for the image quality, the 2224 x 1668 - pixel display delivers dazzling colors and a razor - sharp picture.

The 65 - inch OLED panel delivers deep blacks, strikingly sharp pictures and excellent viewing angles.

OLEDs don't require a separate backlight and can deliver deep blacks, strikingly sharp pictures and excellent viewing angles so that every seat on the couch is in the sweet spot.

Both Windows Phones deliver sharp and crisp pictures with good color reproduction.

The peerless finery of the 55XE9305's colours joins with some pin - sharp reproduction of native 4K source's resolution to deliver some of the crispest, cleanest - looking evidence yet for just what a difference 4K can make even on a 55 - inch picture.

Credit: Cherlynn LowAlthough both phones add some glow to their respective displays to cast light on your face instead of using a separate bulb, Samsung's delivers more - accurate skin tones, not to mention a sharper picture.

Linked up to a decent flatpanel TV via HDMI, LG's J10HD delivers superb DVD pictures, with powerful colours and deep blacks that help to make detail look pin - sharp.

Its 13 MP Phase Detection Autofocus rear camera delivers sharp and crisp pictures, even in low - light conditions.

Credit: Cherlynn Low With HDR activated, the Moto E delivered an impressively sharp picture of the Flatiron building, although colors were somewhat inaccurate; yellow stoplights looked orange.