8K really come? News that Sharp is about to release consumer-grade 8K TV

When TV makers are hesitating to move closer to the OLED camp, it is reported recently that Sharp will launch a new generation of 8K TVs worldwide on August 31, 2017. According to Foxconn and Sharp staff, this product will realize volume. Production and full investment in the market. In other words, this will be the world’s first consumer-grade 8K TV. If the news is true, then OLED's biggest competitor is probably 8K TV.

What does 8K TV mean? In simple terms, the 4K resolution currently available in the market is 3840×2160 pixels, while the resolution of 8K is 7680×4320 pixels, which is 4 times that of 4K. It has even more striking detail rendering effects and picture expression power. Eye vision limit, to achieve ultra-realistic visual experience. For TV products, the resolution is naturally an extremely important measure. In recent years, television brands have focused on 8K fields. Many brands have already released 8K related products. There are also people in the industry who believe that the increasing resolution of TV screen resolutions is irreversible. Although the current OLED popularity will not be able to avoid 8K on screen resolution, who can master the future 8K technology will occupy the market.

As early as 2015 in the United States CES show, Sharp showed the world's first TV in line with the 8K test playback standard; Samsung showed a 110-inch 8K TV using BOE's 8K panel; LG Electronics showed a 55-inch 8K display screen Panasonic also brought 8K solutions. Under the leadership of several giants in the television industry, the horn of the 8K technology warfare officially blew.

Samsung Shows 110-inch 8K TV at CES 2015 Using China's BOE Display

Panasonic showcased 8K solution at CES2015

In the next few years, 8K products have always occupied the TV industry focus. At CES2016, LG continued its efforts to attract attention with a 98-inch “big behemoth”, claiming to be the largest screen 8K TV product currently mass-produced. In addition to LG, Hisense also brought its first 8KU LED TV MU9800U at the show. Immediately afterwards, domestic TV makers such as Konka and China Panda practised water testing and followed up with the release of 8K products. Compared to the OLED camp, there are actually more companies that are involved in the 8K field and are waiting to get into the market. However, 8K TV and OLED have the same problem, which is the production capacity of LCD.

LG Demonstrates 8K UHD TV at CES 2016

In 2017, Konka held the 200 millionth TV offline and 8K new TV conference in Dongguan factory

China Power Panda CES2017 Launches 98-inch 8K Ultra HD IGZO Panel TV

The 8K's momentum has gone up, but due to the difficulties of mass production, live broadcast signals and content transmission and other issues, 8K products of several major television brands have only appeared at the exhibition in recent years, and have not moved into the consumer market. According to the industry news this time, Sharp’s upcoming new TV will be the world's first consumer-grade 8K TV. The estimated price is comparable to the high-end LCD TVs on the market. It is a real consumer for the masses. High-end TV products.

Since Foxconn’s marriage to Sharp, Sharp’s core advantages accumulated in the 8K display area are very prominent: SDP Display has the capability to mass-produce 8K LCD panels and is the highest-generation LCD production line that has been put into production in the world; The 10.5-generation LCD panel production line in Jianzhong Guangzhou Zengcheng is a production line specializing in the production of 8K panels. It can be said that so far, Sharp is indeed the brand most likely to achieve 8K TV mass production. For Sharp 8K TV exactly what kind of features can stand out in the 8K market, you have to look at the answer on the August 31 press conference.

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