At CES 2015, Sharp launched an 80 inch 4K TV, Aquas LC-80XU930X, which uses the company's Quattron technology to divide pixels into four, thus achieving 8K resolution.

Of course, the native 8K video content cannot be displayed through this method. However, today, 8K video hardly exists. It is also a new way to improve the image quality to display 4K video at a level close to 8K resolution. Although it is inevitable to encounter some restrictions in actual use, Sharp has at least demonstrated real improvement in image quality in the demonstration video.

To distinguish the difference, the user needs to stand very close to the screen. Therefore, when you watch from a comfortable sofa, the above differences can be almost ignored.

At present, this Sharp LC-80XU930X is only sold in some parts of Asia, and the price is about 16000 dollars (about 105344 yuan).

LC-80XU930X is equipped with Android TV system and Netflix is pre installed, so users can upgrade 4K content from Netflix to 8K display. In addition, the TV panel is made of a new material called "N-Black Panel", which can help minimize the degree of reflection. The product also provides HDR compatibility.

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