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Guru3D.com » News » Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro

Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/16/2015 02:47 PM | source: | 20 comment(s)
Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro

Sharp released its first 8k-tv dubbed the LV-85001, this is a world-wide exclusive for Sharp being the first to offer a Ultra HDTV at such an incredibly high resolution. The screen is 85" and has a 7640x4320 pixels resolution.

At 7640x4320 / 85-inches that would mean an incredible 104 pixels per inch, a fourfold of 4K Ultra HDTVs and that's 16x more pixels opposed to a Full HD screen. The Brightness levels are set at 1000 cd/m2.

To drive such a resolution four HDMI cables are used, in the future there of course will be a solution that can manage that resolution with one cable. To date it is unknown if manufacturers are developing 8k-televisions for home usage, it really is overkill in a living room, as such manufacturers focus more on easier to implement features such as better pixels and HDR.

The photos we think are of the prototype, the screen will be available for 16m Yuan, which is roughly 120K euro and yes that is obviously intended for industry and corporate usage.



Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro Sharp offers the first 85in 8k Ultra HDTV for 120.000 euro




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theoneofgod
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#5159385 Posted on: 09/16/2015 09:48 AM
To drive such a resolution four HDMI cables are used


That says enough :D

TheDeeGee
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#5159390 Posted on: 09/16/2015 09:59 AM
That says enough :D


And to buy one you need to collect kidneys from dead people.

alanm
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#5159398 Posted on: 09/16/2015 10:11 AM
By the time 8k content is available, it will be obsolete, tech-wise, spec-wise..

theoneofgod
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#5159400 Posted on: 09/16/2015 10:18 AM
By the time 8k content is available, it will be obsolete, tech-wise, spec-wise..


I hope by the time 8k is mainstream, we'll have HDMI 3/4 that is capable of 16k 60Hz with a single cable :)

Ferrum Master
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#5159414 Posted on: 09/16/2015 11:11 AM
The only place I see it useful is medical education... really... I believe the tech comes from that branch, where it actually does help and is useful. Phone Cameras are capable os such resolution already, paired with proper optics the same sensors can act also as a medical inspection instrument.

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