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Sharp announced that it's going to mass produce 5.5" displays with 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution in 2016.

Sprint is expected to reveal a new Sharp smartphone with a super-thin bezel.

This display technology can take on any shape.

Sharp is launching a tablet and smartphone packed with its IGZO displays.

Sharp revealed several new products on Monday during CEATEC 2013.

The tyranny of ubiquitous 1366 x 768 displays may soon be coming to an end.

This monitor features Sharp's IGZO technology.

Qualcomm has injected the second half of its investment into Sharp.

Sharp will be expanding its range of high-pixel density IZGO LCD panels with 11.6-inch, 14-inch and 15.6-inch variants.

Three banks have agreed to offer Sharp a lifeline out of its financial woes.

Sharp's president hinted that financial negotiations between the company and Foxconn may be cancelled soon.

Samsung simply doesn't want Apple to exclusively use Sharp and its IGZO technology.

Foxconn is beefing up its HDTV portfolio.

Sharp's 32-inch IGZO 4K display will retail for around $5,500 USD when it eventually arrives here in the States.

Sharp was showing off its IGZO technology during CES 2013.

IGZO professional display series claimed to be "industry's thinnest" 4K monitors larger than 30 inches.

This cool gadget will serve as a digital notepad and organizer when it launches next month.

Qualcomm is making an equity stake in Sharp Electronics to continue the development of MEMS displays with IGZO technology.