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In 1912, Tokuji Hayakawa establishes a small metalworking shop in Tokyo. In 1915, he invents the world's first mechanical pencil called "Ever-Sharp" from which the company's name is derived. Over time, the company diversified its activities in three main areas:
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by Charles-Edouard Carrier
Three-dimensional screens are becoming more and more popular. But access to the 3D screen and glasses combo remains limited due to its very high price. Will the new technology soon be outdated? Sharp is already working on a three-dimensional screen that works without glasses! Just recently, the Japanese company announced it was mass-producing LCD screens [...]
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Not ready yet to purchase a Blu-ray player to replace your old DVD player? Don’t worry about it! Your next HD television set might well have one integrated in it already. Sharp has just effectively unveiled a new series of Aquos televisions with an integrated Blu-ray player on the side of the unit. The new [...]
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Sharp announced two new Blu-ray players at the CES 2009. The BD-HP22U and BD-HP16U are third-generation players and have a retail price of $300 and $280 respectively. Both players feature full HD 1080p digital output and are BD-Live capable. The BD-Live feature delivers additional content such as scenes not available on the disc, as well [...]
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