Awards and Test Reports

The second-generation MultiSync® ME model impresses with first-class image quality and outstanding usability. 4K resolution and a high-haze panel deliver vivid, clear images even in challenging lighting conditions. Thanks to fast input detection and USB-C connectivity, the display is a great choice for BYOD scenarios and spontaneous meetings. (Report in German)

Bringing energy-efficient ePaper technology to outdoor environments, the AO-sized Sharp ePaper Display brings all the advantages of digital signage to static poster installations. Integrated into a totem with solar power, battery storage and wireless communication functions, this solution eliminates the need for cabling and is readable in bright sunlight.

The Sharp ePaper Display wins Best of Show at ISE 2025! Recognising its significant potential for the carbon-neutral future of digital signage, the judges at Installation Europe were impressed by Sharp/NEC’s sustainable innovation that brings the advantages of digital signage to static poster installations, but with only minimal energy demands.

Born of NEC heritage, the A201U presents the same high quality Japanese design and engineering standards as its predecessor, the NEC PA Series, delivering on Sharp/NEC’s promise of quality, service and sustainability. This next generation model utilises legacy PA Series lenses securing against e-waste and reducing costs. The first and only LCD projector featuring RB laser technology, this innovative solution is highly efficient in producing the most intensely natural tones, minimising power consumption whilst delivering brilliant, almost DCI-P3 colour performance at high brightness levels.

This new single-chip DLP is one of two new high-output 4K models being introduced at InfoComm by Sharp to meet the demand for images with more detail and to faithfully reproduce the wide range of 4K content out there or being produced. In this case, the "4K+" resolution delivers 3840x2400 resolution to the screen, along with 13,500-lumen claimed brightness. Like some other Sharp projectors, the XP-X141Q offers a maintenance-free, filterless design, and a variety of features to aid installation including optional lenses with motorized zoom, focus, lens shift and lens memory, as well as a mix of digital inputs to accommodate various sources.

This is the first and only LCD projector in the 20,000-lumen output class to deliver full DCI-P3, an obvious advantage for color-critical installations even at its WUXGA resolution. What makes it possible is the company's red+blue laser design that adds a red laser to the common blue laser+phosphor approach to broaden the color palate. The XP-A201U is also the new flagship in Sharp's LCD line, with its brightest output yet in that category, and comes with many of the features that have made its lower-tier 3LCD models popular—notably a 20,000-hour, sealed IP6X-certified light engine that makes the projector low-maintenance. Motorized zoom, focus, and lens shift capabilities with lens memory further enhance installation flexibility. On-board edge blending, stacking, and customer command (learning capabilities) are also available.

As expected, the Sharp MultiSync EA272U turns out to be a best-in-class office monitor. The device is solidly and robustly built, offers comprehensive ergonomic characteristics and an extensive range of functions (test report in German).

Recognised for its significant potential for the carbon-neutral future of digital signage, the Sharp ePaper Display impressed the judges with its remarkable zero energy consumption. This award highlights the company’s commitment to sustainable innovation as it continues to push the boundaries of visual technology.

The Sharp P Series projectors provide viewers with a stunning 4K ultra-high-definition (UHD) image that is bright enough for commercial use across several industries and signage applications, including corporate conference rooms, museums, and higher education classrooms.

The picture quality is impressive and delivers good to very good results, especially the excellent illumination of the panel and the uniformity correction, which enables optimisation of surface homogeneity and colour purity. [...]. The ambient light and human sensors in particular are very successful and convinced us in the test. The display has a low energy consumption, which is an important criterion, especially for corporate use.