Sharp shows 8K resolution prototype TV

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Published by cnetaustralia at 01/13/2012 06:30 Like 31 Dislike 0
LG and Toshiba have already shown HDTVs with twice the resolution of 1080p, aka, "4K", but Sharp is going one better by showing its prototype 85-inch 8K television at CES 2012

Check out the full details at http://www.cnet.com.au/ces-2012-day-1-339329330.htm

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  1. fabiosmaira911, at 05/01/2013 08:20, says:
    8k iphone in 2050
  2. NecroHunter93, at 02/16/2013 00:41, says:
    It gonna look like 3-d!
  3. Shadi Fagihi, at 02/15/2013 10:09, says:
    100k in 5 years.
  4. Ashleybradbury, at 02/09/2013 16:21, says:
    If only cinemas get there hands on this tech
  5. VelictAF, at 01/26/2013 04:44, says:
    It's all about pixel density. Do people not understand that? 
  6. vveksuvarna, at 01/24/2013 12:41, says:
    Imax digital doesnt have 8K, it is still on 2k. Theatres are still struggling to upgrade to 4k, and there are no 8k theatres or movies. Most movies are finished and delivered on 2k, with some delivered on 4k. So far only a handful 70mm films have been scanned at 8k, even then most of them were finished on 4k.
  7. NecroHunter93, at 01/13/2013 22:52, says:
    will 20k be available anytime soon?
  8. tvrfly57689, at 01/13/2013 13:56, says:
    I want a 10k tv
  9. sarsanch, at 01/08/2013 05:38, says:
    Check Andrea Rossi on eCat News! you'll be surprise!
  10. murphdgreat1s, at 12/22/2012 09:28, says:
    the hobbit was 4k, i wonder how it would look on 8k. if u ever win the lottery guess i'll find out.
  11. rubikfan1, at 12/09/2012 13:05, says:
    8k is pretty much the limmed, if you sitting at the recoment distance, the resolution is pretty much the same as a human eye, so we dont need any higher unless we are going to sit closer to it
  12. Xi Le, at 11/02/2012 06:15, says:
    By 2020, 4K and 8K TVs are outdated due to the latest Super TV with 16k by 9K pixels resolution.
  13. EinkOLED, at 10/26/2012 07:31, says:
    All this technology and we are still burning fossil fuels to power this stuff. Technology going both ways.
  14. setsuna seyie, at 10/25/2012 22:59, says:
    Oh yeah well im developing a 16k tv twice the resolution of 8k suckas !!!!
  15. kjsilvia90, at 10/23/2012 03:10, says:
    2 bad you must be 2" from the screen... Lmfao wtf was that guy thinking
  16. Hfajardo97, at 09/04/2012 18:06, says:
    These things actually give off a subtle 3D effect even from a recorded video on Youtube (i wonder how much more noticeable it is when you are really there). I'm guessing that if you crank up the resolution even more, you will be able to see 3D without a 3D TV. That is cool.
  17. inceptionsd, at 05/20/2012 20:54, says:
    Or you can be blind and still be able to watch this shit :)
  18. Pisscan, at 04/07/2012 11:13, says:
    lol. theres no content though. -__-
  19. Aaron Stapleton, at 02/18/2012 07:42, says:
    You can go blind watching this 8K hdtv:)

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