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I’d Kill To Have This Sharp Stabilised Camera Sensor On My Phone
After watching this demonstration video, I’m amazed by how incredibly good Sharps’ new stabilised camera phone sensor is. It’s on the Aquos SH-01D phone, but it should really be standard in every single phone out there. By law.
Sharp’s Big Ass 3D TV: The Tube That Gave Me A Tan
Sharp, Creator Of The Largest LCD In The World, Staying Quiet At CES This Year
Remember way back in 2006, when Sharp beat its chest to claim the title of BIGGEST TV IN THE UNIVERSE? How things have changed! The best Sharp’s got this year is a 70-inch version of last year’s TV. Bar lowered.
Sharp Bundling Their Aquos LCDs With Xbox 360s
We’ve seen Sony and Panasonic’s special TV Christmas bundles, but tipster Luke has pointed us towards the Sharp offer, where purchase of selected Aquos LCDs sees you eligible for an Xbox 360 Elite bundled with four “premium” games.
Hey Everybody, Take A Cue From Sharp
Aquos DX2 Blu-ray TVs Improve Image Quality, Record Times
Sharp Aquos LED TVs Go Mainstream, But Where’s The Local Dimming?
Sharp’s jumping into the mainstream LED pool with Aquos LED (they had the pricier XS1). Sharp says theirs are better, since they make their own LEDs and are using a next-gen LCD substrate. But they don’t use local dimming. WTF?
Sharp LCD TVs, Monitors Banned From Import Into The US
The US International Trade Commission has ruled that some Sharp LCD displays violate a patent owned by Samsung and should be banned from being imported into the US. This ruling effects a large segment of Sharp’s product line—including Aquos.
Another Soundbar For Your Virtual Surround Sound Consideration
Sharp have just released a soundbar that matches their Aquos LCD TVs, and costs just $299. $299? That’s frickin’ awesome!
Sharp’s Aquos BD Series HDTVs First To Include Built-In Blu-ray Players
What’s that CES magic word we hear? Convergence? Yes, indeed: Sharp’s all-new BD series, as the name suggests, features a built-in side-loading Blu-ray player in all fives sets ranging from 32-52 inches.
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