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AQUOS PERFECTION
Enter a shop where they sell LCD TVs. They look all the same. Examine all the brands. Evaluate the quality of image, the crispness of colour, the reliability of Japanese
During its 50-year history, Sharp has produced solar cells with a total capacity of more than two
gigawatts and is thus the world´s largest* photovoltaic manufacturer. Crystalline photovoltaic
modules, thin-film solar modules, light concentrators - Sharp develops more solar technologies
than any other manufacturer.
* Based on publicly available information as of August 2009.
New Manufacturing Complex - Green Front Sakai
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AQUOS. The difference is Sharp.
technology, and the elegance of design. Then choose the one that convinces you the most.
As a technology company with an environmental approach, Sharp produces innovative LED
products like LED lamps and solar street lights with integrated LEDs. This year, Sharp presents
the LED backlight - the next generation in Sharp AQUOS LCD TVs. The new backlight technology
can control more than 1,000 LEDs individually. Due to this innovative technology, the image is
even sharper, the colours are more brilliant and the ecological characteristics are better than
ever before.
The 21st century manufacturing complex in Sakai, Japan will
ensure the most efficient manufacturing processes and
consumption of energy. In the new factory, Sharp will produce
LCD panels for TVs that are the world's top class in every
respect: image quality, performance and cost. This Sharp
factory combines in an ideal way the production of LCD panels
and Sharp thin-film solar cells as the biggest*1 solar factory
worldwide with a production capacity of one gigawatt.
Portions indicated by dotted lines and rooftop
solar cell panels are an artist's concept
of the completed appearance.
*1 Based on publicly available information as of March 2010.
*The pictures on this page are simulated illustrations and pictures for the purpose of explaining features.