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Sharp will release a feature-rich 3D Blu-ray player in November this year. Dubbed as the Sharp BD-HP90S, the slim Blu-ray player is able to play 2D or 3D Blu-ray discs and connects to a Wi-Fi network for accessing BD-Live contents from the web wirelessly. There is also a USB port that allows media playback from external drives. The Sharp BD-HP90S 3D Blu-ray player is priced at £379.99 or around $584. [ElectricPig]
Sharp has rolled out the successor to the famous Sharp Papyrus PW-AT780. Known as the Sharp Papyrus PW-AT790, this new English – Japanese electronic dictionary comes jam packed with a 5.5-inch LCD display, the handwritten kanji input system, an MP3 player and an SD card slot. Measuring 146mm x 105.5mm x 20.1mm and weighing 323grams, the Sharp Papyrus PW-AT790 retails for around $375. [Product Page]
The Sharp IG-CM1 “Plasmacluster” portable air ionizer is specially designed for women. The gadget cleans the air around you, suppresses odors and makes sure your skin looks healthy. The Sharp IG-CM1′s battery can be recharged using your computer’s USB port. A fully recharged battery provides around eight hours of operation time. Sharp will release the IG-CM1 portable air ionizer on September 1st, 2010. You can also pre-order this gadget for 17,950 Yen ($210) at GeekStuff4U. It is currently available in pink, white, black and beige. [Product Page]
The Sharp Brain PW-AC10 e-Dictionary has a similar design with the BlackBerry smartphone. Thie electronic dictionary features a QWERTY keyboard and a 2.4-inch QVGA color screen. Available in white, pink and lime, the Sharp Brain PW-AC10 requires a couple of AAA batteries to operate that will last for around 110 hours. Sharp will release the Sharp Brain PW-AC10 e-Dictionary on August 6th, 2010. [Sharp]
Everyone is getting excited over the new 100GB and 128GB Bluray discs that were just recently announced. The only problem is that they will not be compatible with the current Bluray players and recorders that are currently on the market. Since Sharp is putting out the discs, it only makes sense that they will follow up with the machines that can use them. They have announced two new Bluray recorders that will be fully compatible with the new BDXL format and will support 3D Blurays as well. [AVWatch]
Sharp has proudly introduced the new BDXL Blu-ray disc that are able to hold 100GB(3 layers) to 128GB (4 layers) of storage capacities. However, this Blu-ray disc can only be read by Sharp BD-HDW700 BD recorder/ player at this time. The new Sharp BDXL is currently available in BDXL-R and BDXL-RE models. Only the 100GB version is available as Re-Writable disk. Sharp will launch the BDXL disk in Japan on July 30th, 2010 for 5,000 Yen ($57) each. Read more
Sharp will launch their latest LED lamps in the Japanese market, including the new Sharp E17-base compact lamp that achieves brightness at the industry’s highest levels. The DL-JA51N E17-base compact lamp produces a brightness level of 500 Lumens and features a luminous efficiency (96 lm/W) at the industry’s highest levels. What’s more, the company will also release a chandelier lamp, which will be able to meet the needs of commercial establishments including hotels and restaurants. [FarEastGizmos]
Measuring at only 30mm x 29.6mm x 5mm, the Sharp VA1N2WF2121 digital TV tuner is about 70% smaller and 50% thinner than the previous model. Sharp has successfully reduced the numbers of part and elements needed in order to complete such product from 300 parts to just 80 parts. The new Sharp VA1N2WF2121 is compatible with DVB-T, ATSC, ISDB-T/TB, DVB-T/T2 and CTTB, This digital TV tuner can be used in Japan, Europe, North America, China and South America. [Akihabara]
Sharp has just announced their new PN-V601 which is their latest 60” LCD information panel that features a new ultra slim bezel which takes up just 6.5mm of space once mounted in a multi-screen display setup. With their latest LED backlight technology you will get 700 cd/m2 maximum brightness and can be hooked up to a variety of systems for ultimate versatility. This may be a bit excessive for a home theater, but would be great when used for business. [Akihabara]
The Sharp BD-HDS55 and BD-HDS53 Blu-ray recorders will be available in the Japanese market on May 24th, 2010 onwards. These DLNA compatible devices are designed to be fully compatible with Japanese SKYPerfectTV and other Digital TV programs. Connectivity options include HDMI, S Video, composite, optical digital and analog sound, i.LINK and Ethernet. The $967.50 Sharp BD-HDS55 comes equipped with a 500GB hard drive, while the $860 Sharp BD-HDS53 has a smaller 320GB hard drive. [Impress]
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