Sharp is extending its portfolio with two new devices – the Aquos R9 and Aquos wish4 both of which will be exclusive to Japan initially with planned expansion to markets like Taiwan, Indonesia, and ...

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Sharp has begun shipping its latest Smart TV sets, the AQUOS Quattron LE830 Series. Available in four sizes – 40-, 46-, 52- and 60-inches – each LE830 model packs integrated WiFi along with CinemaNow, ...

MONTVALE, N.J. , Oct. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Sharp Home Electronics Company of America (SHCA) has launched its newest innovation in home entertainment: the Sharp AQUOS QLED 4K Ultra HD Smart Xumo TV ...

The Sharp Aquos Crystal was announced on August 17th, 2014, and was later released for Japan on August 29th, and in mid-October for Sprint, and Sprint MVNO's exclusively. The Sharp Aquos Crystal is ...

Get the best price on the 90-inch Sharp AQUOS from Amazon It might not be as big as the 152-inch plasma TV Panasonic has been parading around, but Sharp is claiming the title of the world’s biggest ...

You know the names of the big smartphone makers like the back of your hand – and, at least outside of the Far East, Sharp isn’t one of them. But its new model has piqued our interest by plucking at ...

60-inch screen size class LC-60LE632U offers Edge-Lit LED, Full HD 1080p/120Hz, built-in WiFi and wide-ranging network functions. Sharp just announced introduced its high value, high performance line ...

Sharp today unveiled nearly twenty 60″ plus TV models as part of its new line of AQUOS LED TVs, with more models that feature Quattron technology, more choices in the fast growing 60″, 70″ and 80″ ...

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In the future, it's possible that our smartphones and tablets will have edge-to-edge screens. Most devices we use today fall far short of that, but a new phone from Sharp takes us a little closer ...