Sharp is showing off its 5.5 inch and 10.8 inch Galapagos tablets at CES this week. Both tablets run a highly customized version of Google Android with a heavy focus on eBooks, magazines, comic books, ...

Sharp plans an aggressive foray into the tablet market this December–well, sort of. Sharp plans to launch a new online content service and two tablet devices, but it is positioning its tablets as ...

Wholesale wireless reseller LightSquared announced on Monday that Sharp will manufacture smartphones and tablets capable of running on its 4G LTE network. LightSquared said that it will demo the first ...

Sharp’s Galapagos brand e-reader tablet comes in two different different screen sizes: 5.5- and 10.8-inch. Sharp isn’t disclosing what operating system the tablets were running at CES, but the company ...

Sharp is discontinuing the production of two of its three Galapagos tablets less then a year after launching them. The 5.5-inch and 10.8-inch Galapagos tablet computers will be discontinued as of Sept ...

Sharp’s earlier attempt at a tablet device did not really take off in a manner that could match its global stature as an electronics maker of repute. The Japanese major had even tried a different ...

Sharp are known for making displays and whilst they’re slowly becoming known for good quality smartphones and they have been known to build and ship the occasional Android tablet. It’s still display ...

While every other player in this segment is busy putting together a tablet device, consumer electronics major Sharp has gone one step ahead and has stated they are keen to come up with a tablet device ...

Sharp said Wednesday it has no plans to abandon its Galapagos tablet line and announced a 7-in. model that can serve as a WiMax router. The company launched three tablets in December of last year and ...

Sharp has launched a tablet with a whopping 15.6-inch display to take on the iPad and its Android competitors. The Sharp RW-16G is powered by a Core i504200U processor and 4GB of RAM, and comes with ...