The first household name to incorporate the Roku TV platform, Sharp will offer 43-inch and 50-inch models, available exclusively at Best Buy. House brand Insignia will sell 32- and 55-inch Roku ...

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Sharp was the first to manufacture and sell Japan-made TV sets back in the 1950s. Sharp has broken the record for the largest ever LCD TV time and time again and Sharp was the first ever company to ...

Colours are natural and realistic (another thing that many cheap TVs get wrong), and images are sharp without looking artificially sharpened.

Sharp has released its promised OLED-powered Roku TV in both 55- and 65-inch screen sizes.

But Sharp Home Electronics Company of America (SHCA) says that it's rolling out two new TVs for the tail end of 2023, one of which is the first-ever Roku OLED TV.

The Sharp Roku TV is the WORST. Slow and just plain stupid. Cheap, but not worth the price. STAY AWAY FROM SHARP. I'm sure any other tv would be better. This one takes forever to load apps and ...

The Sharp Aquos LC-50N5000U is an attractive 1080p TV with basic smarts and a solid HD picture that make it a good bargain.

This ultra-cheap TV’s pictures aren’t bad for its money, but only if you’re sat directly in front of it Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team reviews products in dedicated test rooms, to help ...

Do you have an old, dumb TV? For years now, buying a Roku device has been the best way to give it new life. You plug in a cheap box or dongle, adding thousands of streaming channels to an old set ...

Depending on your definition of “cheap,” Sharp may or may not be releasing inexpensive SB Series LCDs, but their prices aren’t so bad relative to the market. Their new line of 52, 46 and 42 ...

Hisense and other TV manufacturers are talking relatively low dollars and cents for 4K HDR TVs at CES 2016 in Las Vegas this week. Hisense is leading the charge with 43-inch 4K sets as low as $400.