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Sharp AV: Every growing congregation offers new opportunities to use sound, video and animation to create awe-inspiring services and events. As your house of worship’s attendance has grown, you’ve probably already experimented with larger video screens and more powerful audio systems. But technologies like these are just the beginning.

A few weeks ago, Sharp announced Mark Quiroz as its new senior vice president and general manager of the Display Solutions Group. I had the opportunity to sit down with him for his first interview in the role. During our conversation, Quiroz shared his vision for the future of Sharp displays, how he plans to integrate Sharp’s imaging expertise and his thoughts on where display technology is headed. It’s an insightful discussion that sheds light on what’s next for Sharp as a global brand. Don’t miss this episode of Rants & rAVes!

Sharp Imaging and Information Company has introduced its brightest LCD-based projector yet: the XP-A201U-B. Rated at 20,000 lumens, the XP-A201U-B uses a red and blue laser system that covers 92% of the DCI color range.

Sharp's new XP-A201U-B Projector, which is the brand's brightest LCD-based projector to date.

2025 industry predictions featuring Sharp's Mike Marusic, President & CEO.

End of year recap including commentary from Dino Pagliarello, VP, product management and Production Print, Sharp.

President and CEO Mike Marusic duscusses Sharp's U.S. business growth, strategies and what lies ahead.

Sharp Leads the Way in Projectors, Large-Format Displays

Sharp has announced pending availability of its XP-X171Q, a 16,500 ANSI lumen 4K DLP projector with a dual-laser light source.

Keith Yanke, Vice President of Product Marketing and Solutions at Sharp, shares insight on what you need to know about display technologies today and in the future.