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Ray Stasieczko sharing his thoughts on Sharp and their diversification product portfolio stemming from the Sharp Roadshow.

Andy Slawetsky sat down with George Grafinakis, Associate Director, Hardware Product Management at Sharp Electronics, to discuss their newly improved security offerings and how they’re among the best in the industry.

Coverage mentioning Sharp air purifier

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Coverage mentioning Sharp microwave

Coverage mentioning Sharp microwave

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Although you can use LED walls and projection to build Microsoft Teams Rooms — and the new Front Row feature that leverages 21:9 and 32:9 aspect ratios — Sharp NEC hasn’t introduced a dedicated solution for it … yet. However, Sharp NEC solution architect, George Borden, hints at what is coming and when we might see it in this episode of my Rants & rAVes.

Coverage mentioning Sharp microwave

Sharp Superheated Steam Countertop Oven mention

Sharp Superheated Steam Countertop Oven mention

Sharp Superheated Steam Countertop Oven mention

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Includes an overview of Sharp's Opportunity roadshow series held in Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Anaheim and Philadelphia.

Highlights Sharp's new BP-series MFPs including 11 new A3 monochrome MFPs.

Coverage mentioning Sharp air purifier

Sharp Electronics is in the home stretch of a five-city road show and we chatted with president and CEO Mike Marusic to find out What's Happenin'.

Coverage mentioning Sharp microwave

State of the Industry Report including commentary from Sharp's Bob Madaio.

Feature on Sharp's 2022 roadshow where executives discussed a range of industry topics with dealers.

Highlights Sharp's “Opportunity Roadshow 2022" for their dealers this fall.

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The photography industry shifts all the time, but over the last few years, we've seen drastic changes in the way that photographers work. During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, photographers who would have previously worked in the studio, or on location waiting hours to capture the 'perfect' moment, found themselves at home.