Sharp participating in this year’s CEATEC exhibition in 2015 with new models of video equipment, including Ultra HD Blu-Ray player / recorder, 4K / 8K TVs and so-called freeform curved displays (FFD).
Sharp demonstrates his writing disc player Ultra HD Blu-ray after the recent announcement of sales of the world’s first such model of DMR-UBZ1 of Panasonic. 4K Recorder Sharp AQUOS supports playback Ultra HD Blu-ray discs (50/66 GB and 100 GB), enclosing the content in 4K resolution (3840h2160), with support for HDR.
The functions record in 4K recorder Sharp AQUOS You should be largely similar to those used in the device of Panasonic – 4K video recording on optical discs or HDD, while the standard for recording drives Ultra HD Blu-ray has not yet been officially approved. Sharp has not yet provided any technical details about its new Blu-ray recorder and announced plans to release.
During the exhibition, the company will be demonstrating playback of 4K content with support for HDR format 80-inch screen 4K TV AQUOS NEXT LC-80XU30.
As for televisions, the company plans to the end of 2015 to add support for the content in the format of HDR to let out models LC-80XU30 and LC-70XG35. In addition, the CEATEC exhibition will be presented 85-inch 8K TV LV-85001, which was first shown in September last year and designed by Sharp in cooperation with NHK. Release of the world’s first TV with a resolution of 8K will begin next month. Declared Value Sharp LV-85001 about 16 million yen ($ 133,000). LV-85001 is positioned for business use and for those who work with video content ultrahigh resolution.
On 85-inch surface of the LCD panel with a resolution of density 7680h4320 Accommodation reaches 104 pixels per inch. Sharp says the use of technology to create IGZO panels for these TVs. Contrast panel reaches 100,000: 1, a viewing angle of 176 degrees and a brightness of 1000 cd / m. The color range covers up to 78% of the color space standard BT.2020.
TV uses four HDMI 2.0 inputs for 8K video. When the frequency of the source in 60 frames per second video display is performed at a frequency of 120 Hz.
Continuing to improve its LCD technology, Sharp goes beyond the traditional rectangular shape with its new family of displays FFD (Free Form Display). This allows designers to integrate into your new display products of almost any shape. The new displays Sharp freeform used remote from the panel of the control circuit, and each pixel is now opening a new world of possibilities when designing stylish products, eliminating the need for traditional rectangular form factor, and providing an ultra-thin bezel.
Sharp shows 12 , 3-inch display FFD for dashboards future vehicles. This new technology will create auto displays a completely new forms.
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