Sharp has agreed to settle price-fixing charges with Dell and two other unnamed companies for $198.5 million. Dell had sued Sharp in 2009, along with Epson, Hitachi, and Toshiba, for colluding to fix the prices of LCD panels that Dell bought for its computers.
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