Sharp to launch 3-D TVs in summer

Sharp to launch 3-D TVs in summer

TOKYO, Japan - Sales promoters of Sharp Corp. promote a three-dimensional television that the Japanese electronics maker unveiled at a hotel in Tokyo on April 12, 2010. Sharp said it will launch the products in the summer. (Kyodo)

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