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Sharp Aquos is a brand of LCD TVs and components created by the Japanese company Sharp. It ranges from small holdable styles (such as the 13-inch B series) to large TV theater screens (such as the 65-inch HD series), in addition to providing screens for some mobile phones and other devices.
In 2001, Aquos technology debuted on 13-inch, 15-inch and 20-inch 4:3 screens. It later became Sharp's highest-level LCD production line. In 2009, Sharp announced a series of LCD HDTVs with Blu-ray players. Some Aquos LCD TVs formed the RYGB color space by adding yellow parts, and laid the foundation for the new four-color technology (Quattron) model.
Aquos TV runs on the Linux operating system. Whether your Sharp TV has Bluetooth can be obtained by checking the TV's Settings.
In 2001, Aquos technology debuted on 13-inch, 15-inch and 20-inch 4:3 screens. It later became Sharp's highest-level LCD production line. In 2009, Sharp announced a series of LCD HDTVs with Blu-ray players. Some Aquos LCD TVs formed the RYGB color space by adding yellow parts, and laid the foundation for the new four-color technology (Quattron) model.
Aquos TV runs on the Linux operating system. Whether your Sharp TV has Bluetooth can be obtained by checking the TV's Settings.
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