Like the steady hand on your wristwatch, Sharp is arriving at CES with a handful of new television sets... so let's get on with the show! This year, the Aquos LED LCD TV series is touting an ...

The Sharp Aquos LC-60LE847U features a 60-inch 1920x1080 3D panel with 176-degree viewing angles, making it easy to gather a crowd around. The screen is an edge-lit LED display, which delivers ...

Sharp Electronics debuts a LCD-TV utilizing a 240Hz refresh rate panel, enabling a superior picture for fast-moving entertainment content like movies and sports. Offering an affordable large-screen ...

Bottom line: This 60-inch LCD TV should fill the viewing space in most rooms, but with its washed-out blacks and prominent edge-lighting splotches, it’s difficult to recommend, especially for those ...

The Sharp LC-60LE835U delivers lots of features, decent video, and above-average audio. It falls short in Internet offerings, however, and its interface and remote could use a makeover. The Sharp ...

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″ ...

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 ...

PICTURE QUALITY This model's high-definition picture quality, though good, was below that of most other sets. It generally did an fine job reproducing HD image detail, but quality was diminished by ...

Sharp Japan has announced two new models to its Aquos UD1 range of LCD TV's. The mammoth 70 and 60 inch TV's will come with a 4K panel supporting a resolution of (3,840 x 2,160 pixels). Sharp will be ...

PICTURE QUALITY This model had very good high-definition picture quality and did an excellent job displaying the finest detail. Color accuracy was very good, with images looking quite natural. Color ...

3D seems to have definitely taken off this year, prompting various display makers to create monitors and TVs capable of a refresh rate of at least 120Hz, and Sharp has just announced that it has begun ...