Sharp Attempts Rescue of HDTV with New Blue Lasers
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In an effort to end the industry-wide shortage of blue laser diodes that occurred as a result of staggering underproduction by Sony and Nichia, the world's first two suppliers, Sharp Electronics today said it's ready to step up the mass production of diodes it's been making on a trial basis since just last month.
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Sharp Corp (6753.T) said it would launch  a Blu-ray high-definition DVD recorder with a 1-terabyte hard  disk drive (HDD), the world&#39;s largest storage capacity on any  Blu-ray recorder, as it competes with the HD DVD camp.
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Sharp Corp., which helped propel the market for liquid-crystal display televisions, is no longer the world's leading maker of the flat-panel TVs, according to two market research companies.
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Ready for the tech that never arrives? The British "HD for All" campaign, designed to promote hi-def TV, drew a withering blast from Sky yesterday.â¦
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Samsung and Sharp are trying web TV, but a cheaper version that what people have done in the past.
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Many of Sony's new Cybershot cameras offer an output for HDTVs.
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In time for holiday shopping, Sharp will launch in Japan next month its first new Blu-ray Disc recorders in three years.
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Sharp Corp. (6753.T) said on Thursday it  would globally offer six new liquid crystal display (LCD) TVs  toward the year-end shopping season, stoking white-hot  competition further in the $45 billion LCD TV market.
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Sharp will make its first play for the living room PC space later this year with a machine that looks less like a computer and more like a consumer electronics product.
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By MAY WONG     SAN JOSE, Calif.  -- Hoping to spur a 3-D revolution, Sharp Systems of America introduced Monday a new flat-panel computer display designed to deliver eye-popping images without the need for special glasses...
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A laser designed for military use is close to hitting a power threshold thought necessary to turn it into a battlefield weapon.
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There's high-definition and then there's high-definition Review There's HD and then there's full HD. While both will give you better pictures than normal TV, the latter offers a degree of future proofing by enabling you to take advantage of 1080p, the highest HD resolution currently in use. With both Blu-ray and HD DVD supporting it, you'll need a Full HD TV such as Sharp's LC37XD1E to experience the best high definition currently has to offer.â¦
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As part of digital shift, electronics maker is planning device that will record HD DVDs, DVDs and CDs.
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Another Blu-ray player price cut is on the way.
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KAMEYAMA, Japan  - Japan's Sharp Corp. 6753.T   said on Tuesday it will likely need to consider bringing   forward a capacity expansion plan for its latest liquid crystal   display (LCD) panel plant in Kameyama, western Japan.
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Larry Weber has been a leading force behind the big-screen TV tech. Now he's trying to tame its power consumption.Photos: A history of plasma panels
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PC Magazine - While there's no clear winner in the battle between HD DVD and Blu-Ray, Thursday's introduction of the first set-top Blu-ray recorder from Sharp makes the fight a little more even.