Sharp is showing off its 5.5 inch and 10.8 inch Galapagos tablets at CES this week. Both tablets run a highly customized version of Google Android with a heavy focus on eBooks, magazines, comic books, ...

Sharp plans an aggressive foray into the tablet market this December–well, sort of. Sharp plans to launch a new online content service and two tablet devices, but it is positioning its tablets as ...

Sharp’s Galapagos brand e-reader tablet comes in two different different screen sizes: 5.5- and 10.8-inch. Sharp isn’t disclosing what operating system the tablets were running at CES, but the company ...

Sharp Electronics announced Monday that it will launch two new Android-based tablet e-readers this December, but in Japan only. The company also said it will introduce a new “cloud-based media ...

Sharp is discontinuing the production of two of its three Galapagos tablets less then a year after launching them. The 5.5-inch and 10.8-inch Galapagos tablet computers will be discontinued as of Sept ...

But you don't need to wait for a third party manufacturer to make a Sharp screen tablet, as the company themselves has announced their 7-inch Galapagos tablet. Those of you who had previously read ...

While every other player in this segment is busy putting together a tablet device, consumer electronics major Sharp has gone one step ahead and has stated they are keen to come up with a tablet device ...

Sharp’s earlier attempt at a tablet device did not really take off in a manner that could match its global stature as an electronics maker of repute. The Japanese major had even tried a different ...

Sharp is discontinuing the production of two of its three Galapagos tablets less then a year after launching them. The 5.5-inch and 10.8-inch Galapagos tablet computers will be discontinued as of Sept ...