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www.popsci.com — Commuters in Grand Central Station got a morning sugar shock of eye candy when Sharp unveiled a 26-foot tall Christmas tree made by stacking 43 of its Aquos LCD televisions. The panels, growing in size from 19 inches at the top to 52 inches at the bottom, are wired together to display ...

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26-Foot Tall Christmas Tree Made of 43 Sharp TVs [Tis The Season To Watch TV]
Gizmodo — ... which sizes ranging from 19 to 52 inches. The gigantic TV tree is located in New York's Grand Central Station, where people can not only admire its coordinated decoration animations, created by Japanese video artist Tsuyoshi Takashiro, but also register to win one of the Aquos panels in the tree. If you are a New Yorker and need another reason to go to Grand Central, Sharp will also donate one dollar per registered person to a program that trains people in environmental jobs. [PopSci] ...

Sharp Tree of Aquos LCDS are all give-aways…Merry Christmas everyone!
Newlaunches.com — ... nonprofit that provides job training and career counseling to help New Yorkers get out of poverty. "Their whole mission is not just to become part of he working poor," said Judah Zeigler from Sharp's marketing department. For every person who registers, Sharp will donate one dollar to a new Hope Program initiative called the Green Collar Project that trains people to work in environmental jobs, such as installing solar panels. Donations will be a minimum of $50,000 maxing to $100,000. Source