Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA), a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), has announced the launch of the new Sharp XP-X171Q laser projector. This model is the ...

Office workers and students have known for years that a laser printer can make your documents look super-sharp. Now, falling prices in the laser market have brought a few models down far enough to ...

Downers Grove, Ill.-based Sharp NEC Display Solutions recently announced the availability of the NC1843ML laser projector. It is the newest addition to the company’s digital cinema projection series.

MONTVALE, N.J., Feb. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Searching for a projector with seamless integration, stunning brightness and silent operation? Look no further. The audio-visual technology business ...

Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA), launched its new Sharp M Series projectors – the XP-M421W-W and XP-M401H-W. The new M Series projectors are the second Sharp branded ...

The reliable new cinema projection solution with interchangeable laser light sources in the projector head provides a lifetime of up to 50,000 hours, leading to less maintenance and lower total cost ...

Japanese electronics giant Sharp has unveiled new M series projectors. The new projectors are based on the collaboration of Sharp with NEC and are designed as a budget-friendly option for buyers. The ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sharp NEC Display Solutions of America (SNDSA), a global leader in the projector and display markets and Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) have ...

Sharp NEC Display Solutions recently announced the addition of two new LCD laser projectors to its PE Series. The PE506UL and PE506WL were designed for use in K–12, higher education and corporate ...

Japanese electronics giant Sharp has unveiled the NEC P627UL laser projector. The new Sharp projector comes with an impressive 6,200 ANSI lumens brightness. The projector is designed for use in ...

Sharp has announced that they’ve been working on a laser which would “allow a drive to read twice as deep as current dual-layer Blu-ray drives” and “let it write at 8X speed on all four layers.” Wowza ...