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Sharp is finally launching its Aquos Net smart TV platform in Asia, which was previously available only in the US, Europe and Japan. Some of the highlights include a Web browser, as well as a YouTube Leanback app compatible with HD videos. The latter is possibly a first in this region as most smart TVs only support standard-definition video streaming via YouTube. YouTube Leanback also offers a custom user interface optimized for ease-of-use and full screen playback. You can view the above video for more information.
The Sharp LE835-series 3D TVs will be among the first Aquos panels to feature Aquos Net. This new range is launching in Singapore as early as mid November and comes in 40-, 46-, 52- and 60-inch screen sizes. Pricing for these TVs can only be confirmed closer to release and availability for other countries in Asia is still pending confirmation.