Sharp recently launched LED-backlit displays. Don Reisinger sat down with the company to discuss the launch and the future of high-definition TVs. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology ...

Sharp have outed two new HDTVs, and they reckon they've managed to make them both huge and "competitively priced". The 65-inch Sharp AQUOS LC-65E77UM and 60-inch Sharp AQUOS LC-60E77UN each pack full ...

Sharp announced a new line of Aquos HDTVs, the LE Series, that will add a yellow subpixel to the normal red, green and blue (RGB) colors used in TV pixels. Sharp says the addition of that yellow color ...

Sharp, the maker of LCD panels, copiers, microwaves and other consumer electronics products, just broke the consumer LCD HDTV size and price barrier with the New York City debut of its 90-inch set.

Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features and blog posts. He writes CNET's popular Cheapskate blog and co-hosts Protocol 1: A Travelers Podcast (about the TV show ...

Sharp Electronics Corp. has rolled out 46-inch and 52-inch widescreen, full-HD, 1080 pixel televisions, touting them as the first models ever produced in the company's eighth-generation (8G) LCD ...

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Sharp have been demonstrating a solar-powered HDTV at CEATEC 2008, capable of operating solely from the power generated from sunlight. The 52-inch set uses an LED backlight and other energy-efficiency ...

Sharp’s 37-in LC-37D40U HDTV lists at $1999 but downward price pressure may lead to some bargains in the future. The model I tested is in the middle of Sharp’s Aquos line. It has a 1200:1 contrast ...

Sharp Electronics will release a liquid crystal high-definition TV wider than 50 inches some time this year, a company executive said Wednesday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where the ...

TOKYO — Full-high-definition TVs could have accounted for as much as 60 percent of Sharp Corp.'s large TV sales in Japan during 2005 if the company had been able to meet surging demand, according to ...