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Sharp to Introduce Three New P Series AQUOS LCD TVs Ideal for Combining with Personal Computers; Newly Developed 22V and 26V-Inch Full-HD LCD Panels, an Industry First

JCN Newswires, Oct 29, 2007

Tokyo, Japan, Oct 29, 2007 - (JCN Newswire) - Sharp Corporation will introduce into the Japanese market three new models in the AQUOS P Series of LCD TVs including a 32V-inch model as well as two models featuring newly developed 22V- and 26V-inch[1] full-HD LCD panels, an industry first[2].

As areas where terrestrial digital broadcasts can be received expand and HD media such as Blu-ray Discs become increasingly popular, the trend toward larger screen sizes in flat-panel TVs for the living room is accelerating. At the same time, demand for second TV sets to be used as personal TVs in bedrooms and private spaces is also rising. Also, there is growing demand for content that makes use of personal computers such as video games and Internet video distribution, and an increasing number of consumers are using TVs in a way much like PC monitors.

All models of this new AQUOS P Series feature a full-HD panel, including the 32V-inch model as well as the 22V-inch and 26V-inch models, the first in the industry to do so. These LCD panels deliver beautiful pictures with an unparalleled, high-definition display, enabling users to enjoy high-resolution, high-quality video images not only for TV applications, but also when used in the desktop environment in combination with a PC.

These models also feature a Picture-in-Picture function that allows a TV program to be displayed in a small inset window within the full PC image display, as well as a full suite of connecting jacks, in particular, a PC input jack, to support a wide range of devices including game machines and HD media equipment. And the stand is conveniently designed to allow a keyboard to be stowed underneath for additional ease of use.

Further, these models achieve a level of environmental performance that only AQUOS LCD TVs can deliver thanks to the adoption of environmentally friendly materials, a design to ensure long service life, and functions that reduce wasteful power consumption to conserve energy.

Major Features

1. Full-HD LCD panel in all models: 22V, 26V and 32V-inch.

2. Features and design for convenience and ease of use when connected to a PC.

3. Full suite of connecting jacks, in particular, a PC input jack, to support a wide range of devices including game machines and HD media equipment like Blu-ray Disc players.

4. Outstanding environmental performance and energy efficiency.

[1] "V-inch" is a measure of the true size of the flat TV screen, standardizing on the length of the diagonal dimension of the actual viewing area.

[2] As of October 29, 2007, for digital high-definition LCD TVs.

About Sharp Corporation

Sharp Corporation (TSE: 6753) is a worldwide developer of innovative products and core technologies that play a key role in shaping the future of electronics. As a leader in liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and digital technologies, Sharp offers one of the broadest and most advanced lines of consumer electronics, information products and electronic components, while also creating new network businesses. Sharp Corporation employs about 56,600 people in the world (as of April 30, 2007) and recorded consolidated annual sales of 3,127,771 million yen for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2007. For more information, please visit www.sharp.co.jp.

Source: Sharp Corporation

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