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SHARP AQUOS XU series 4K tv powered by android TV™

The first-ever 4K TV with the world’s highest 8K resolution
03:19 PM May 22, 2017

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Sharp developed the world’s first 8K resolution Android television. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.net

Filipinos can now plug-in to an exceptional 4K TV viewing like never before, with the new SHARP AQUOS XU Series 4K TV Powered by Android TV™ that can give them 8k resolution—the world’s highest picture resolution to date. The AQUOS Super Premium XU Series type LC-80XU930X size 80 inch and 70-inch LC-70XU830X live up once more to SHARP’s position as an innovator, with these “first-in-the-world” 4K models with 8K resolutions that were unveiled to the public last May 18 at Shangri-La at the Fort.

8K resolution upgrade
One can now enjoy 8K resolution despite not having a native HD source with the AQUOS XU Series 4K TV Powered by Android TV™. It integrates 4K QuattronTM Pro panel and the world’s first X8 Master Engine Pro processor technologies to achieve the capability to upgrade image quality through pixel furcation. This allows it to convert images to 8K resolution.

The closest you can get to reality
AQUOS XU Series 4K TV Powered by Android TV™ offers a more immersive watching experience with a more packed field of view with its tight pixel density – meaning, individual pixels can’t be spotted even up close. It carries 4K resolution at 60fps, hence the ability to bring out its highest potential definition, and blurring the lines between reality because of technology Rich Color Pro, the primary four color technology (RGBY) that produces a color range 40% wider than conventional TV.

Connectivity at its finest
Latest standard interface such as a super speed USB and MHL 3.0 allows users to enjoy high-definition content from various sources, especially smart phones and SD memory cards. Wireless gaming is also made possible with its Bluetooth and built-in Wi-Fi.

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RoBoHon, Sharp’s robot mobile phone, is capable of walking, reading messages, and taking pictures. It also has voice recognition functions and a built-in projector. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.net

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Mr. Ronald Rendon – Assistant Manager for Product Management talks about their new Android TV with 8K resolution– the first of its kind in the world. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.net

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Emmanuel Valencia, SHARP Philippines Executive Vice President for Sales promises the crowd that the new products showcased at the event will soon be available for purchase in the country.

It also establishes relevance in this age that relies heavily on connectivity by equipping the AQUOS XU Series 4K TV Powered by Android TV™ with seamless access to content; enabling users to choose from a wide variety of videos, music, and games. It has added features such as the touchpad and the Google Voice Search function. One can easily connect to pre-installed apps such as Netflix, Youtube, Google Play, and Google cast, among others.

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Mr. Kazuo Kito – President and General Manager addresses guests at the 2017 Sharp Product Launch. PAULINE REYES/ INQUIRER.net

Experiencing the powerful and meaningful connections with SHARP is part of its year-long campaign, Be Original, which speaks of SHARP’s core drive for originality and development of technology that lets people be themselves. It’s about originating technology that enhance lifestyles, inspire innovations, and support individual expression.

Enjoy AQUOS XU Series 4K TV Powered by Android TV™ in 70 and 80-inch models, as well as other range of LCD-LED smart TVs under the Aquos series that also offer supreme quality resolution for every user’s delight and comfort.

Discover a viewing experience only possible by being connected to SHARP’s original technology. Get onboard the new era of television with the AQUOS XU Series 4K TV Powered by Android TV™. ADVT

TOPICS: Android TV
TAGS: Android TV

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