The Aquos XU series uses Sharp’s proprietary pixel-splitting Quattron technology to deliver a near-8K picture quality.

Sharp has unveiled the new Aquos Quattron G series in Japan. The new 3D HDTV sets will be made available in June at staggered release dates, while screen sizes will range from 40 to 80 inches. A 4K-resolution TV is also alleged be on Sharp's roadmap this year.

Sharp is finally ready to ramp up their 4-Color AQUOS Quattron series to the 3D stage. The new 3D AQUOS LE925 will carry an X-Gen LCD panel with side-mounted LED scanning backlights. Apart from the typical active-shutter formula, Sharp has also engineered a unique feature not commonly found with other manufacturers. Read on to find out!

Sharp's Quattron LED televisions has nothing to do with quantum physics or Tron. Rather, they are a new generation of LCD panels woven with four primary colors in each pixel. Join us as we check out these slim and sexy Full-HD beauties at the launch.