On March 27, Sharp introduced 13, 15 and 20-inch Aquos series LCD TVs at respective suggested retail prices of 88,000, 140,000 and 200,000 yen. The company said it has lowered LCD TV production ...

Sharp said Friday it would begin selling a 65-inch LCD television, the biggest in the world, encroaching on the turf of Matsushita Electric Industrial and other makers of plasma TVs. Sharp, the ...

Sharp previewed a number of technology firsts and the broadest line of flat-panel TVs at the 2005 Consumer Electronics Show. A highlight of the booth was the 65-inch AQUOS, this week's world's largest ...

Bringing Together an Essential Refinement of Its LCD Technologies Toward Creating the TV of the Future Sharp Corporation has further refined the essence of its LCD technologies and brought them ...

TOKYO — Sharp Corp. said it would introduce 42-, 46-, and 52-inch liquid crystal display (LCD) TVs whose panels would be fabricated in the company's Gen 8 fab in Kameyama. The fab, opened earlier this ...

At a press conference the day before the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas opens, Sharp unveiled what its calling the world's largest LCD television, a 108-inch (274cm) gargantuan set, under its ...

Moving into the Holiday selling season, Sharp announced price cuts to select models in its line of AQUOS LCD TVs. In fully integrated HDTV sets with CableCARD compatibility, Sharp cut the suggested ...

Sharp took the wraps off the largest flat-panel TV yet developed on Sunday. The company unveiled a prototype 108-inch TV during a news conference at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las ...

Sharp Electronics debuts a LCD-TV utilizing a 240Hz refresh rate panel, enabling a superior picture for fast-moving entertainment content like movies and sports. Offering an affordable large-screen ...

Sharp will begin selling high-definition TVs with 65-inch LCD screens internationally before year-end, the company said at a news conference Friday. They are the biggest-screen LCD TVs yet announced, ...

If the 55-inch 4K TV in your den is starting to look too small, Sharp wants you to know something to the tune of 120 inches is coming. On Wednesday, the company announced it plans to showcase the ...