Sharp is rolling out some new Aquos HDTVs, with the coveted LED backlighting, but for some reason aren’t going the whole hog with local-dimming LED arrays and all that internet connectivity Samsung ...

Sharp have announced a new range of AQUOS LED-backlit LCD TVs, the LE700 series, ranging in size from 32- to 52-inches. Each offering Full HD 1080p, they use Sharp's X-Gen LCD panel with 10-bit ...

LED-backlit panels are becoming more and more mainstream, with nearly every 16:9 laptop coming out lately boasting that feature. Apple said as early as 2008 they would start using LED backlights for ...

Date Announced: 20 Aug 2008 -- Sharp presents enhanced portfolio of industry-compatible LCDs with LED backlight in screen diagonal of 3.5 to 15 inches.Hamburg -– After the successful market ...

VANCOUVER, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Sharp Electronics Corporation Device Division (SECD) announced that its new Reflective IGZO (R-IGZO) 5.0-inch Class (diagonal) display for handheld ...

The new series lineup includes the PN-U553 55-inch class (54.7″ diagonal), the PN-U473 47-inch class (47″ diagonal) and the PN-U423 42-inch class (42″ diagonal). These models were developed to be thin ...

When LED backlighting first kicked off a couple of years back the technology was deployed in the same way as a cold cathode backlight -- the LEDs went behind the panel and illuminated the LCD. This ...

Thin TVs are all the rage at the moment, although truth be told, we aren't sure why. Sure, when we ditched the massive CRT screens the massive size reduction that flat-screen TVs brought was amazing, ...

With much fanfare—including an advertising campaign built around former Star Trek star George Takei—Sharp looked to regain some market share with the introduction of its new Quattron HDTVs at CES in ...

We've hit somewhat of a drought here lately in the world of HDTVs, but Sharp is making sure we're not left to wait any longer for new panels. This week, the company introduced its first-ever AQUOS ...

LED backlighting is becoming this year's 120Hz when it comes to being the hottest trend in LCD HDTVs. Once limited to pricey sets from Samsung and Sony, sets using LED backlights—which greater improve ...