Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp showed off its latest TV and display products today at CES 2013, but if this is the best it can do, the company is in trouble. Sharp has had a tough time the ...

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Sharp announced a 32-inch AQUOS Ultra HD set at CES complementing the other TV launches for this year. Set to debut sometime mid year, the 240Hz 4K panel will feature a 4K upscaler, active 3D with ...

At Sharp’s CES press conference this morning, the company announced that it plans to bring not just one, but two Ultra HD TVs to the US this year. The company hopes its Ultra Aquos HD and ICC Purios ...

Despite not having the best of years, Sharp has still managed to make its presence felt in the television market -- namely by introducing plenty of AQUOS TVs in recent months, including that 90-inch ...

For the past several years, Sharp has tried to keep a step ahead of the competition with LCD TVs that boast the largest screen sizes available. At CES this year, that strategy remains intact, as it ...

Cliff, like many of us, has always loved home theater equipment. In high school he landed a job at Best Buy that started his path towards actual high quality audio. His first surround sound was a ...

Sharp this morning is making a big push for its IGZO- Indium gallium zinc oxide - LCD display technology. The company contends the technology offers a combination of higher power life, improved ...

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Samsung buys a small stake in Sharp in order to secure a steady supply of display panels. Apple, which sources around a third of its display panels from Sharp, will face increased competition from ...

LAS VEGAS--Sharp brought a "go big or go home" attitude to the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show as it unveiled a bevy of new LED TV in the 60-, 70- and 80-inch screen classes. Sitting below the 90-inch ...