Lenovo said it was pleased to have reached an agreement in which the two parties agreed on the fair value of each other’s investment portfolios, and both parties expressed their willingness to obtain licenses on a fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) basis.

Note: FRAND is a fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory term used by SSOs (an international standards organization) to restrict standard patent rights. It is usually used in Europe and the United States.

Lenovo said Motorola is a leading global handset vendor with a long history of innovation and iconic flagship devices such as the foldable razr, first launched in 2004 and relaunched in 2019. Lenovo continues to innovate and contribute to the advancement of cellular technologies across its portfolio, with companies globally licensing more than 1,900 patent families cited as critical to 3G, 4G and 5G standards.

Commenting on the agreement with Sharp, John Mulgrow, Lenovo Vice President and Global Head of Intellectual Property, said: “Our cross-licensing agreement with Sharp is an opportunity for the two companies to come together with mutual respect for each other’s investment and innovation, and to prepare to develop a FRAND A classic example of negotiating on the basis of Get affordable innovation with your own innovations and industry cross-licensing agreements.”

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Li Zhenghao, Chairman of E Ink Yuantai Technology, said that he is very pleased to announce that this is the first colour e-paper signage using E Ink Spectra 6 e-paper technology and Sharp’s IGZO technology. This is a breakthrough innovation that provides amazing Stunning colour effects, streamlined design, and zero power consumption on standby making ePoster an environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution.

In addition to the latest ePoster, Sharp will also showcase an 8-inch colour e-paper display equipped with IGZO technology for e-book readers and e-notebooks at SHARP Technology Days.

E Ink Yuantai Technology and Sharp Display Technology Co., Ltd., a leader in the display field, announced their cooperation. E Ink will use Sharp Display Technology’s IGZO (Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide) backplane to manufacture e-paper modules for e-book readers and e-paper notebooks.

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▲Image source: foreign media The Verge

▲ Picture source: foreign media The Verge

▲Image source: foreign media The Verge

Yuantai Technology’s Spectra 6 electronic paper was released in April this year, providing “unprecedented colour saturation and vividness” for reflective displays, which is said to be comparable to the most advanced paper on the market today. The same colour effect as a high-quality colour printer.

In terms of parameters, the resolution of E Ink Spectra 6 colour electronic paper has been optimized to 200 PPI, the contrast ratio is 30:1, and it can operate in scenes between 0 and 50 degrees Celsius.

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The machine weighs 159g and measures 153 x 71 x 8.4mm. It uses an aluminum unibody design and an IP68 dustproof and waterproof rating. The battery capacity is increased to 5000mAh (the previous generation was 4570mAh), and colorful colors are available.

Sharp AQUOS Sense8 is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset. Compared with Sense7’s Snapdragon 695, the official test CPU speed is increased by 36% and the GPU speed is increased by 33%. The phone comes with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, expandable up to 1TB via microSD card.

The machine is equipped with a 6.1-inch IGZO OLED screen with a resolution of 1080 x 2432, a screen brightness of up to 1300 nits, a variable refresh rate of 1-90Hz, and support for “black frame insertion”, which is claimed to extend the experience to 180Hz. The previous generation only had a 60Hz screen.

In terms of imaging, the main camera (1/1.55″) of the machine is equipped with a 50MP sensor with a pixel size of 1.0μm and supports pixel binning to 2.0μm. The machine does not have a telephoto camera, but the main camera supports native 2x zoom. Compared with the previous generation OIS optical anti-shake function has been added. The other camera on the body is an 8MP ultra-wide-angle lens.

The Sharp AQUOS Sense8 comes with a microSD slot, 3.5mm headphone jack, USB-C port, and official specifications list a charging time of 160 minutes, without wireless charging.

Additionally, this is a dual-SIM phone with nano-SIM and eSIM, supporting 5G (2.1Gbps) as well as WiMAX 2+ (WiMAX is still popular in Japan). Other wireless connectivity includes Wi-Fi 5 (ac), Bluetooth 5.1, and NFC, and it also comes with a side fingerprint sensor.

The Sharp AQUOS Sense8 phone is only available in Japan, and dealers show a price of 62,150 yen.

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The TV supports full-channel 4K 120Hz picture quality, equipped with Zhenhua PureAl picture quality engine, supports MEMC motion compensation, VRR / ALLM adaptive refresh rate, and HDMI 2.1 interface.

In addition, the Sharp S7 series is equipped with a quad-core CPU (dual A75 + dual A55), 3GB + 64GB storage, Bluetooth 5.1, dual-band Wi-Fi, and a metal body.

In terms of interfaces, the TV is equipped with HDMI 2.1, HDMI 2.0, USB 2.0 x 2, wired network ports, etc., and four 24W speakers.

The prices of Sharp S7 series game TVs as follows:

 The 65-inch starting price is 7499 CNY

 The 75-inch starting price is 8499 CNY

 The 86-inch starting price is 10,499 CNY

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The series is described as utilizing E-Ink panels, with the EP-C251 having a resolution of 3,200 x 1,800 and the EP-C131 having a resolution of 1,600 x 1,200. both models have 8GB of built-in storage, are equipped with a USB-C interface, and support Wi-Fi networking.

The posters support content changes via USB interface or smartphone and will be sold with a proprietary content distribution system, “e-Signage S,” which allows for batch operations.

The two color ink e-posters will be available in September, the price has not yet been announced.

E ink in 2021 launched a 25.3-inch color e-paper signage, using E Ink Spectra 3100 four-color e-paper technology, black, white, red and yellow ink particles, the use of high-contrast and highly saturated color combinations, which can display sharp and eye-catching images and information.

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Sharp introduced the AN-SS3 with a dual-microphone design that filters out ambient noise and enhances the radio effect. The AN-SS3 also features a “broadcast” function that allows multiple identical devices to be connected at the same time. It can meet the needs of multiple users such as the whole family watching TV together.

▲ AN-SS3

The AN-SX8 also features a dual microphone design and is equipped with “OPSODIS” and “Dolby Atmos” stereo sound reproduction technologies to provide a “wearable personal theater-like immersive listening experience. OPSODIS is a 3D audio technology jointly developed by Kashima Productions and the University of Southampton in the UK, which enables 3D audio effects for terrestrial digital broadcasting. The speaker is also equipped with the “ACOUSTIC VIBRATION SYSTEM”, which provides users with “deeper bass effects” by vibrating the bass reflex tube inside the unit.

▲ AN-SX8

The newest addition to the lineup is the AN-SS3, which is estimated to cost 19,800 yen including tax (currently about RMB 1014) and the AN-SX8, which is estimated to cost 39,600 yen including tax (currently about RMB 2028).

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▲ Source: FCC

According to the report, the code name of Sharp’s new machine that appeared in the FCC database this time is APYHRO00327. FCC information shows that the machine is equipped with an MT6833 processor, which is the Dimensity 700 processor. It is noticed that Dimensity 700 is also the processor used by AQUOS Wish 3 before.

▲ Source: FCC

In addition, it is seen in the FCC database that the phone uses dual 3620mAh batteries, and its total battery capacity is as high as 7240mAh. The machine also supports the WiFi 6 specification. Sumahodigest believes that this phone has a small number of LTE frequency band certifications, and it may be a customized machine that Sharp cooperated with Japanese operators.

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The projector reportedly projects a resolution of 1920 x 1200, an aspect ratio of 16:10 and a contrast ratio of 3,000,000:1, and can project images from 40 to 500 inches.

Elsewhere, the Sharp / NEC PV800UL laser projector is compatible with a variety of lenses, including the previous generation PA series mechanical lenses and the latest PV laser lenses. The body has HDBaseT, HDMI and USB-A ports. In addition, the unit has a low noise level, producing only 33 dB of noise during operation.

The Sharp / NEC PV800UL laser projector measures 407 x 499 x 164 mm and weighs 11.2 kg (~24.7 lbs.). Sharp / NEC says the projector will be suitable for educational, leisure and hospitality environments.

The Sharp NEC PV800UL laser projector will be available in March 2023 at a price yet to be announced.

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According to reports, Sharp will showcase its flagship AQUOS XLED TV model for the global market. Visitors can experience a new generation of imaging products with outstanding brightness and color expression created by mini LED backlight and quantum dot technology. Additionally, Sharp will debut a prototype of a 120-inch Mini LED TV.

Sharp will showcase for the first time a prototype of an ultra-lightweight VR HMD equipped with the latest equipment, including an ultra-high-resolution display, an ultra-high-speed autofocus camera, and an ultra-compact proximity sensor. Sharp will also showcase the world’s thinnest ultra-compact camera module, a distance sensor that helps HMD wearers avoid collisions with people and objects, and other AR/VR-related devices.

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