Collaborate Disseminate
We’re now all used to near-limitless storage on flash and other semiconductor technologies, but there was a time when persistent storage was considerably less easy to achieve. A 1970s programmable …read more Continue reading Make Your Own 1970s Magnetic Stripe Cards
Sharp/NEC Display Solutions in Europe has launched a 14,000-lumen laser projector that’s pitched as an ideal replacement for current models using Xenon lamps in small booth theaters or boothless mobile cinema setups.Continue ReadingCategory: Technology… Continue reading Bright laser projector aimed at retiring lamp models in mobile cinemas
Back in March, E Ink and the Sharp Corporation partnered to bring ePosters featuring electronic paper to market. The first fruit was a 42-inch monochrome display released in Japan, and now a couple of color models are on their way.Continue ReadingCateg… Continue reading Sharp launches color ePosters featuring E Ink electronic paper
Imaging titan Leica has given its first smartphone a processing and sensor update, and has again essentially repackaged a recent Aquos handset from Japanese consumer tech outfit Sharp for the launch of the Leitz Phone 2.Continue ReadingCategory: Mobile… Continue reading Leica doubles camera resolution for second-gen Leitz Phone
Bitdefender and Sharp Electronics announced a new partnership, enabling the integration of Bitdefender antimalware technology into Sharp’s new range of Future Workplace A3 multifunction printers (MFPs). The partnership strengthens cybersecurity threat … Continue reading Bitdefender partners with Sharp to improve threat prevention in multifunction business printers
Back in May, Japanese consumer electronics brand Sharp announced the Japan-only release of a new smartphone named the Aquos R6, with a single camera that rocked a 1-inch CMOS sensor developed with German imaging veteran Leica. Now Leica has essentially… Continue reading Leica launches its first smartphone, the Leitz Phone 1
As we’ve regularly seen, smartphone photography has yielded some impressive results given the limitations associated with relatively small sensor size. Now Sharp is set to bump image quality up a notch by squeezing a 1-inch CMOS sensor into its latest … Continue reading Sharp crams a 1-inch image sensor in Aquos R6 smartphone
A smartphone in 2019 is an essential piece of everyday equipment. Many of you are probably reading this page on one, and it will pack a very significant quantity of computing power into your hand. Pocket computing has a long history stretching back decades before the mass adoption of smartphones …read more
As you may know, we’re rather big fans of building things here at Hackaday. But we’re also quite partial to repairing things which might otherwise end up in a landfill. Especially when those things happen to be interesting pieces of vintage hardware. So the work [ekriirke] put in to get …read more
Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA), a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), introduced a new line of Advanced and Essentials Series color document systems for the technology-driven workplace. The eleven new models inclu… Continue reading Sharp introduces multifunction printers that include firmware attack prevention