Sharp adds the 8K screen to its 8K line 80 inches 8M-B80AX1E
This model offers a resolution of 7,680×4.320 pixels in an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a shine up 4.000 cd/m². An ideal solution for use in sectors that include transmission, design and medicine.
Sharp has begun marketing its new 8K screen 80 inches 8M-B80AX1E, which joins the model of 70 inch LV-70X500E that was presented at the beginning of the year. Both monitors are aimed at businesses that need a high level of image precision and clarity.
The screen of 80 inches offers a real resolution of 7,680×4.320 pixels in an aspect ratio of 16:9, four times the resolution of 4K Ultra HD and sixteen times the resolution of Full HD. A resolution that makes this monitor ideal for use in sectors that include broadcasting, design and medicine, and high-pressure, high-data volume environments such as air traffic control.
The 8M-B80AX1E offers optimal image quality and improved color accuracy thanks to a larger spectrum and extended color gamut of 10 bits.
El HDR (high dynamic range) improves the depth and naturalness of the image with more saturated colors. The 8K screen is twice as bright as the first generation, con 800 cd/m² and up 4.000 cd/m² at maximum levels.
To manage the video, the 8M-B80AX1E uses a frame duplicator, with a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz or up to 120 images per second. This reduces blurring in fast-moving scenes., making action scenes look more realistic.
This monitor includes 4 HDMI 2.0a inputs (UHD) and an HDMI2.1 input (8K) to display immersive 8K images with optimal quality.
Did you like this article?
Subscribe to our NEWSLETTER and you won't miss anything.