In this letter, we present an implementation of deblurring hardware to mitigate blur incurred by optical aberrations in a real-time manner to increase resolution for mobile camera modules. As optical aberrations tend to be variant according to spatial location, algorithm should support spatially variant deblurring. Also, a deblurring problem is known to be rank-deficient, thus requires a regularization and a sparse norm such as Lp norm where 0 ≤ p ≤ 1 has achieved satisfactory solutions. We focus on elaborating algorithm details and a corresponding architecture to efficiently implement with those two requirements. Also, we present a simulation result with the real sensor and this result shows that image resolution can be increased in terms of Modulated Transfer Function (MTF).