Sharp's Free-Form Display is supposed to be lighter and thinner than existing LCD displays. On a regular LCD, the "gate driver" is the behind-the-scenes component that gives our TVs, calculators ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Sharp's AQUOS LCD color television is setting a new standard for LCDs. Sharp has developed a ...

Sharp has shown off an interesting new piece of technology in the form of a small 3.5-inch LCD screen that also doubles as a scanner. "The screen, on show at the Ceatec exhibition, features an ...

Sharp Microelectronics this year plans to make available a wider range of large-format, liquid-crystal displays, in sizes of up to more than 40 inches. The new displays will come in 26-, 32- and ...

This is an odd piece of technology, but boy is it cool. Sharp has developed a screen that can show up to three images from three different viewing angles. While I doubt that we'll see a lot of ...

Sharp's prototype 3.5-inch screen integrates an optical scanner that can scan objects such as business cards placed on its surface and recognize fingers or other objects ...

Apparently when it's Sharp's "spectacularge" 70-inch AQUOS LCD HDTVs that were introduced earlier this year, and have now been surpassed by a new 80-inch model the company showed off today.

As a first step, Sharp plans to put on sale a tablet computer featuring a MEMS screen in Japan in the first half of 2015, it said Monday. The tablet will be aimed at business users from which ...