New 8K / 120Hz MediaTek smart TV chip dubbed Pentonic 2000 supports H.266 codec and Wi-Fi 6E

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8k is 33 177 600 pixels. On 32-bit color scheme that's 1 061 683 200 bits for one frame. Which is 127 401 984 000 bit/s for 120Hz, aka 127Gbit/s. That's a lot of data.
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BD2015:

8k is 33 177 600 pixels. On 32-bit color scheme that's 1 061 683 200 bits for one frame. Which is 127 401 984 000 bit/s for 120Hz, aka 127Gbit/s. That's a lot of data.
Thought tv panels was 8 or 10 bit at most?
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k3vst3r:

Thought tv panels was 8 or 10 bit at most?
8 or 10 bit per channel, so R+G+B at 10bit of depth = 30 bit. Dunno whether it needs the extra bits for anything, but if it doesn't the bandwidth is still a tad over 111Gbit/s, which is monstrous.
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k3vst3r:

Thought tv panels was 8 or 10 bit at most?
No idea.. would make it a bit more feasible, though. Edit: Just realized after posting this - 8bit scale is way too small.
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Just wondered with hdmi 2.1 bandwidth reaching 48Gbps maximum, how it's able do 8k 120 hz? compression?
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BD2015:

No idea.. would make it a bit more feasible, though. Edit: Just realized after posting this - 8bit scale is way too small.
yeah it is. the article stated it was Dolby compliant so that's a 10 bit processor. they would need FRC @8k, but not 4k.
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BD2015:

8k is 33 177 600 pixels. On 32-bit color scheme that's 1 061 683 200 bits for one frame. Which is 127 401 984 000 bit/s for 120Hz, aka 127Gbit/s. That's a lot of data.
Display Port 2.0? Maybe? I mean this thing just sounds crazy, but like you're saying though at what level? That's a lot of data for sure.
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Mmm, my next TV will likely have this unless there is good competition by then 🙂
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BD2015:

8k is 33 177 600 pixels. On 32-bit color scheme that's 1 061 683 200 bits for one frame. Which is 127 401 984 000 bit/s for 120Hz, aka 127Gbit/s. That's a lot of data.
*Usually not 32-bit color. *Compression. *In most situations, every pixel in every frame isn't isn't being changed.