I'm sure they're not worried in Struer.  After all it doesn't have a built in Beosystem 3  :-).  

From Engadget.com

Right on cue, Sharp has offered two of its new Blu-ray-equipped AQUOS HDTVs up for pre-order. The 32-inch LC-32BD60U and 37-inch LC-37BD60U both feature 1080p panels, a trio of HDMI inputs, six millisecond response times and a slot-loading Blu-ray player on the side. Best of all, the 32-incher is coming up a dollar under a grand, while the 37-inch sibling will only run you $1,199. Sure, they're a bit pricey compared to optical drive-less alternatives, but if you've been holding off on simultaneously scratching the BD + new TV itch, here's your sign.

[Via GadgetReview]

Pretty cool, looks like the slot load on an iMac.

The design could have been better, and without logos...

bayerische:

Pretty cool, looks like the slot load on an iMac.

The design could have been better, and without logos...

'Design better'? All I can see is a large screen surrounded by a thin frame! As for the logo's, if you are referrring to the ones on the lower right then this is probably a plastic strip which can be peeled off. It's amazing though how many people leave these on after purchase.

And don't even get me going on those who leave the plastic rear window sticker in their car advertising the garage who supplied the car!