List of Sharp mobile phones

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Sharp Corporation design and manufacture mobile phone handsets for the Japanese ('domestic') market and for overseas customers. Handset models produced include several distinct ranges:

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GX

SX

TM

WS

WX

Other US Models

Vodafone or other operators

JDM (Japan Domestic Model)

SoftBank

NTT docomo

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