Sharp Display Solutions Europe
Sharp Display Solutions Europe is the audio-visual technology division of Sharp Europe, born from the former Sharp NEC Display Solutions joint venture and now fully integrated into Sharp's 'One Sharp' portfolio. It designs and sells a broad range of professional display hardware — including LCD, dvLED, laser projection, interactive touch, and ePaper — for digital signage, cinema, transit, and corporate environments across Europe and beyond.
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Sharp's portfolio spans six core hardware categories:
- MultiSync® Large Format Displays: commercial LCD from 32" to 98"+, including ME and M2 series, with embedded Android, Intel SDM, Raspberry Pi CM5, or BrightSign Built-In computing options
- Direct-View LED (dvLED): fine-pitch indoor/outdoor modules including the new EC Series (Chip-on-Board, ISE 2026 Best of Show winner)
- Laser Projectors: V, A, E, and P series for meeting rooms through digital cinema, plus a dedicated cinema projector line
- Interactive Touch Displays: MultiSync® M2 Series PCAP, LM Series, and the upcoming LB3 Series
- ePaper Displays: ultra-low-power signage for shelf-edge and wayfinding use
- Computing & Accessories: Intel SDM modules, the SDM MPi5 Kit, and the Sharp SDM Player with BrightSign Built-In
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