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Sharp Receives 2012 ENERGY STAR AWARD
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Sharp is proud to announce that they have been selected to receive a 2012 Excellence in Energy Efficient Product Design Award from the U.S. Environment Protection Agency Energy Star Program. The award was given to Sharp for their efforts to promote energy efficiency with consumer electronics like HDTVs. One of the products that was highlighted was the LC-80LE632U, which was being called the most energy-efficient flat-panel TV available today. The 80 inch TV is capable of displaying full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and a 6000000:1 contrast ratio. “This is a great honor for Sharp. The ideals upheld by the ENERGY STAR program are consistent with those of our corporate vision to contribute to th...
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Sharp LC-80LE844U HDTV Revealed
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Sharp has many new HDTVs lined up to release this year. The top of the line will be the LC-80LE844U HDTV, which measures 80 inches, diagonally. The TV was recently unveiled by the company and features full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and 3D technology. The TV joins the long line of Aquos HDTVs and features the relatively new Quattron technology that adds a yellow LED into the typical RGB grouping. The added color increases picture accuracy and creates bright and vibrant images. The TV will also include internet capabilities as well as the latest in 3D technology and 4 HDMI inputs. The LC-80LE844U is not expected to release until April and will retail for just under $6500.
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Sharp LC-42SV49U HDTV Released
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Sharp is proud to announce the release of the first of their HDTVs for 2012, the LC-42SV49U. This 42 inch screen comes with full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and LCD display technology. It isn’t loaded with features like many other TVs but that helps keep the retail price down to a minimum. The TV is currently priced at just under $330. This makes the TV retail for far less than the benchmark $10 per diagonal inch. The connection panel includes a USB, four HDMI ports, a composite, component, s-video and several audio ports as well. The low retail price might have to do with the recent claims of Sharp’s poor profits last year.
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Sharp Will Not Produce an OLED HDTV
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Many companies are finally starting to support the OLED technology for HDTVs. However not all are confident that the OLED technology will be the next big thing. Today, Sharp announced that they have no interest in the technology and won’t be joining the others in developing an OLED HDTV. Sharp’s President Mikio Katayama stated that OLED “won’t create a new market, it will just be replacement of what’s already out there.” The company firmly believes that the downfall will be the OLED’s high retail prices and that consumers will stick to conventional televisions that cost much less.
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Sharp to deliver first 80-inch Quattron 3DTV, 20 more new HDTVs
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So you wanted an 80-inch TV, but you also wanted 3D? No problem, come April, as Sharp has announced plans to release the LC-80LE844U for $6,499. Another thing unlike the LC-80LE632U released late last year, the new model features the new for 2012 Quattron Pixel Plus II. The entire 2012 Sharp lineup features built-in WiFi and Sharp's SmartCentral that delivers streaming options like Netflix, Hulu, many others and an AirPlay like feature called Beamzit. The feature still missing from the 80-inch is local dimming, only available on the 60 and 70-inch 9 Series. A full breakdown and listing of all the models of each series, along with the press release, after the break.
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CES 2012 Sharp’s HDTV Line
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Sharp’s new models are big as the company continues to migrate its image and marketing to be known as “the big screen HDTV maker”. Sharp brings to CES five new series topping out with an 80-Inch 3D Smart TV. Read on for details.
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Sharp Reveals PN-E702 HDTV
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Sharp is proud to announce today the release of their latest professional HDTV, the PN-E702. This screen measures 70 inches, diagonally and comes with full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and a 4000:1 contrast ratio. “We’re committed to providing our customers with digital signage solutions that are not only reliable but also provide stunning visual display,” said Steve Brauner, senior manager, product planning for professional displays, Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America. “At 70” class [69-1/2” diagonal], the PN-E702 is a leading example of our ongoing commitment to leverage industry leading technologies in order to provide our customers with exceptional image quality and an unpar...
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Sharp 80-Inch LED LCD HDTV Annouced
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If bigger is better, Sharp beats the competition over the head with the introduction of the first 80-inch consumer HDTV, the LC-80LE632U. The largest screen size offered by competitors is 65-inches. Features include thin bezels, Internet connectivity, 1080p resolution, 120 Hz, Full Array LED backlighting and Sharp’s own 10-bit X-Gen LCD panel.
This huge HDTV also features streaming net services including Cinema Now, Netflix, and VUDU. In addition, there is live customer support accessible through the 80LE632′s built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. There is a large array of inputs including 4 HDMI, 1 component video, 1 composite video (with associated audio inputs), a 15-pin RGB PC input, and an R....
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LG, Sharp and Philips to build developer's kit, create Smart TV app standard
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A triumvirate of television titans -- LG, Sharp and Philips -- are joining forces to create a development kit, defining a common standard for their Smart TV apps. The power play addresses the problem of fragmentation, since developers will only need to make one version of an app for it to work across all three of the 'tubes operating systems. Based on open standards like HTML5, CE-HTML and HbbTV, developers should get their hands on a beta version by early October, with the finalized version due by the end of the year. The better question now is whether the Romanesque trio can drum up enough developer support to beat out competitors in an app-tastic coup d'etat, or if the likes of Vizio, Son...
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Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative adds TCL, Sharp, Philips and Toshiba
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Early August Panasonic Corporation, Samsung Electronics, Sony Corporation and X6D Limited (XPAND 3D) announced the Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative. Now the group announces that TCL, Sharp, Philips and Toshiba join as well. LG is still absent because of their focus on passive 3D glasses.
The companies intend to work together on the development and licensing of radio frequency (RF) system 3D active glasses technology, including RF system protocols between consumer 3D active glasses and 3D displays such as televisions, personal computers, projectors and 3D theaters with XPAND active shutter glasses. The standardization will also include multiple types of infrared (IR) system protocols between 3D ...
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Sharp Releases LE830U Series HDTVs
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Sharp debuted their LE830U series back in March. Today, the company announced that three of those displays are now available on the consumer market. The displays include the LC-40LE830U, LC-46LE830U, ...
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Sharp is first with 85-inch LCD Super Hi-Vision TV: 16x HDTV Resolution
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It is 2020 and you are at Best Buy. The new TV you are going to buy has 7,680x4,320 pixels, 100-inch size and is 1mm thin. Sharp and NHK start to make the future high definition standard Super Hi-Visi...
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Sharp Releases LC-70LE732U HDTV in Canada
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Earlier this month, Sharp released one of their largest commercial HDTV, the 70 inch LC-70LE732U. Today, the company announced that this TV is now available in Canada. The screen is capable of display...
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Sharp Releases LC-70LE732U HDTV
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Sharp announced today the release of their newest and largest HDTV to hit the consumer market, the LC-70LE732U. This screen measures an incredible 70 inches, diagonally. It also displays full HD (1920...
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Sharp Unveils LE830U HDTV Series
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Sharp has announced today the release of their new LE830U series, which contains four HDTVs, the LC-40LE830U, LC-46LE830U, LC-52LE830U, and the LC-60LE830U. The TVs include a 40, 46, 52, and 60 inch s...
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