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Sensory Science Debuts New Video Processor
HT Staff  |  Apr 25, 2001
Sensory Science is upping the ante in the video processor game. On April 12, the Scottsdale, AR-based electronics firm introduced the new CL-2500 Video Processor from its California Audio Labs division. The processor is "a videophile-quality home theater component functioning as both an HDTV-ready video switcher as well as video processor," according to the announcement, and is claimed to "raise the standard in home theater performance and operation."
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Severtson Introduces SēVision Curved Video Projection Screens
HT Staff  |  Aug 19, 2013
Severtson Screens, the U.S.-based manufacturer of projection screens for home theater and professional applications, has introduced the SēVision 3D GX curved screen—the only acoustically transparent home theater screen offering the company’s PristiVue silver optical coating for passive 3D viewing.
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Sharp Aquos LC-45GX6U
HT Staff  |  Mar 31, 2004
Sharp has introduced what it claims is the largest LCD high-definition flat-panel now available. The company is the market leader in LCD televisions, according to a 2003 report from DisplaySearch, an Austin, Texas-based market research firm.
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Sharp Begins Shipping New Aquos Smart TVs
HT Staff  |  Mar 08, 2013
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Sharp Begins Shipping Its New 6-Series AQUOS LED Smart TVs

Sharp’s 6-Series AQUOS LED Smart TV’s, first unveiled at CES 2013, are now shipping.

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Sharp Debuts LCD Monitors for HD/Multi-purpose Use
HT Staff  |  Jul 23, 2001
Liquid crystal displays have come a long way from their low-resolution origins in watches, calculators and handheld games. The LCD is one of several flat-screen technologies that will grow in prominence as the buying public moves away from bulky CRT monitors and rear-projection enclosures.
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Sharp Drops Aquos Prices
HT Staff  |  Apr 26, 2003
Success breeds success, the old adage has it.
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Sharp Launches Hi-Def Plasma TVs
HT Staff  |  Jan 19, 2002
Plasma screens are still one of the hottest commodities in the video marketplace. Sharp Electronics Corporation has added two new models to its new line of High Definition Plasma Televisions: the 43" PZ-43HV2U and the 50" PZ-50HV2U. The larger model was recently honored by an International CES Innovations 2002 Design and Engineering Showcase Award.
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Sharp Marks 90th with New HT Products
HT Staff  |  Aug 22, 2002
Sharp is celebrating its 90th anniversary with a wide array of new upscale home entertainment products, unveiled at a dealer conference and media event in late August at the Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines resort north of San Diego. Sharp's US sales division is also celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, making 2002 doubly important for the Japanese manufacturing giant.
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Sharp Slashes LCD TV Prices
HT Staff  |  Jun 08, 2004  |  Published: Jun 09, 2004
More manufacturers are entering the LCD TV fray, and Sharp Electronics is responding to the pressure with price drops for its leading Aquos line. The new prices could prove quite attractive for movie fans that have been looking for a sleek, lightweight flat panel.
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Sharp Unveils 1st Widescreen LCD TVs
HT Staff  |  Mar 18, 2002
Ask anyone, home theater fanatic or man in the street. All agree that flatscreen televisions are the coolest thing since ice cream.
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