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Home Theater => Displays => Flat Panels => Topic started by: odyopayl on Jan 23, 2013 at 09:32 PM
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Sharp already shows the future of TV's at CES 2013
16x of 1080p?????
(http://0.tqn.com/d/hometheater/1/0/n/4/2/sharp8kprototypeces2012.jpg)
Check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taIqPQCV9-o (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taIqPQCV9-o)
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Whats the advantage of having all that resolution ? Looks like this is going to be like the "Receiver Wars" in the 70's where the audio companies tried to outgun each other with more and more powerful receivers everytime a new series came out, then suddenly ended as everyone stopped making big receivers as it was not that profitable
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Sharp does not know what the future of television is. If they did, they wouldn't be the near-bankrupt company that they are now.
The future of TV is OLED, not 8K LCD.
(http://blogs-images.forbes.com/erikkain/files/2013/01/4K-OLED.jpg)
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Sharp already shows the future of TV's at CES 2013
16x of 1080p? ??? ?
Check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taIqPQCV9-o (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taIqPQCV9-o)
Yes, Sharp showed an 8K LCD at CES 2013.
Are you aware that Sharp also showed an 8K LCD at CES 2012?
The Best Home Theater Products Exhibited at CES 2012
By Robert Silva, About.com Guide
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Sharp 8K LCD TV Prototype - CES 2012
Not to be outdone in the video resolution department, Sharp had an abundance of great TVs on display, including its own 4K prototype. However, Sharp upped the notch even further by bringing its 85-inch 8K resolution LCD TV prototype that it had developed in conjunction with Japan's NHK broadcasting to CES for the first time.
http://hometheater.about.com/od/ontheroadatces/ss/The-Best-Home-Theater-Products-Exhibited-At-Ces-2012_6.htm (http://hometheater.about.com/od/ontheroadatces/ss/The-Best-Home-Theater-Products-Exhibited-At-Ces-2012_6.htm)
And that Sharp also showed an 8K LCD TV in 2011?
Sharp's 85" 8Kx4K TV is jaw-droppingly impressive
At IFA 2011 Sharp exhibited their extremely high-resolution 85-inch 7680x4320 pixel LCD-TV – close to 16 times Full HD. FlatpanelsHD spend some time with the prototype and it is jaw-droppingly impressive – nothing less. Learn why.
By Rasmus Larsen
07 Sep 2011
(http://www.flatpanelshd.com/pictures/sharp8k-1.jpg)
Sharp's 85” 8K TV
Sharp did not have many new products to show at IFA but it did not matter much because they had brought their 85-inch TV, developed in collaboration with Japanese NHK that has also produced the video material shown on the TV.
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1315414379 (http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1315414379)
When was the first 8K LCD really made? In May 2011.
First exhibited to the public at NHK’s Science & Technology Research Laboratories in Tokyo from May 26 to 29, 2011.
Sharp and NHK Successfully Develop 85-Inch Direct-View LCD
Compatible with Super Hi-Vision, a World First
May 19, 2011
NHK began R&D into Super Hi-Vision, which has dramatically higher resolution than current HDTV, in 1995 and aims to begin trial broadcasts in 2020. With approximately 33 megapixels (7,680 [H] x 4,320 [V] pixels), or 16 times the resolution of HDTV, Super Hi-Vision will offer powerful, life-like image reproduction.
http://sharp-world.com/corporate/news/110519.html (http://sharp-world.com/corporate/news/110519.html)
In 2013, Sharp is still trumpeting it's "World's First 8K LCD" two years after it was first exhibited. They make it sound like it was first exhibited to the world only this month.
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Wow, that was great! 8K on 2011???? No wonder they call them SHARP? I believed OLED was first introduced somewhere on 2007-2008 or earlier....Yes from Japan!!!
It seems that they what to show more on the Resolution of the future display, whatever the brand. It just happened that only Sharp is claiming for this 8K Technology while 4k is already in the Market.
OLED might be the future Technology because they are like Plasma topology they don't rely on backlight, but lesser power consumption lesser than LED/LCD displays. But as of now they are very expensive to produce.
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The TV market is shrinking and CE makers want consumers to buy TV every year.
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If this the future of display as they say, then the future is twisted... ;D
This is like audio resolution technology that nobody will ever need except those with ultra high-imagination.. :P
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I believed OLED was first introduced somewhere on 2007-2008 or earlier....Yes from Japan!!!
I posted something about OLED in 2007 --- Sony prototype 27-inch OLED at CES 2007:
Sony Shows Off Sweet 27-inch OLED Display
Tom Samiljan
The Gadget Hound
Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:13PM EST
Sony is showing off some mighty fine-looking and super-thin OLED screens at its booth—all prototypes, of course. OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) screens are believed by many to be the future of display technology. They use a synthetic electrophosphorescent process, not unlike what give fireflies their light, that makes for lower-power consumption, excellent handling of fast-action scenes and sports, brilliant color, and Ritz-cracker slimness (seriously).
I've seen OLED screens at CES before, but I've never seen one as big as the 27-inch prototype that Sony has on display, along with a slew of photo-frame-sized screens. They are simply stunning. I've included a few pictures here. But pictures don't do them justice, so if you happen to be at the show, check 'em out.
As you probably, know OLED screens are already used in small devices like MP3 players (Samsung's K5 and new K3, for example), but soon we'll see them in bigger laptops, like this sweet CWT 7064 OLED Notebook with Windows SideShow that's on display at the Microsoft booth. As for when we'll see OLED TVs, that remains to be seen. One issue is the relatively short life span of OLED screens, a kink that needs to be worked out before the technology goes big screen and mass market.
(http://www.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2007/01/DSC_3213.jpg)
The world's first consumer OLED TV --- October 2007: Sony XEL-1, 11-inch OLED TV
http://www.oled-info.com/sony-xel-1 (http://www.oled-info.com/sony-xel-1)
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My My, that was 6 years ago. It hasn't really gained traction, has it? Yung LCD retina display ng iPhone 5 nilampaso yung OLED ng Galaxy S3. ;D
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57519190-37/iphone-5-galaxy-s3-displays-go-head-to-head-iphone-wins/