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Sharp’s range of Quattron 3D TVs have been unveiled. Taking in the same four pixel colour technology as seen in the standard Quattron range (which adds a yellow sub-pixel to the red, green and blue of ...

With this new technology, consumers are able to enjoy realistic, immersive 3D images without glasses. "From 8K glasses-free 3D, Quattron+, to IGZO, Sharp is demonstrating high resolution display ...

Berlin, IFA 2010: At this year’s IFA consumer electronics show, Sharp Electronics is set to reveal its first 3D LCD TV panel. Using Sharp’s four sub-pixel technology, which was recently voted TV ...

London, 02 April 2014 - Sharp today announces that its ground-breaking Quattron Pro TV range is available in the UK. Quattron Pro TVs (range name UQ10) offer a next generation Full HD viewing ...

said Tuesday that it is now shipping its Aquos Quattron 7-series TVs to retail, with 8-series models to follow in later in the month. The new 7-series TV models include 60- and 70-inch screen sizes.

Sharp Electronics today announced a new line of flatscreens that it hopes will provide consumers an affordable steppingstone to the new Ultra-HD format. Sharp’s “Quattron+” TVs will have twice the ...

LAS VEGAS – Sharp is unveiling at International CES the next phase in its Quattron four-color LCD development, including a larger-screen size, more LED edge- and backlit models and second-phase 3D ...

So I'm thinking of upgrading the TV in the living room from a 46" to a 60". I can get both TVs at around the same price. One will be the Panasonic S30 60" NeoPDP Plasma, the other I'm not sure of the ...

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 ...