Toshiba L8 and L9: Ultra HD large format televisions with CQ4K video engines

Toshiba's latest commitment to Ultra HD is reflected in the L8 and L9 series 4K televisions, designed with CQ4K video engines, and the 5K Extra Wide UHD screens with resolution of 5120 x 2160 pixelated.

The presence of Toshiba at CES 2014, which took place from 7 al 10 January in Las Vegas), was featured in the range of 4K L8 and L9 televisions, available in formats 50, 58, 65 y 84 inches, and Ultra HD screens in format 21:9 called 5K Extra Wide UHD with resolution of 5120 x 2160 pixelated. Toshiba also unveiled new technological developments for the decoding of 4K content and access to Premium content via HDMI.

The range of L8 and L9 televisions integrate the new generation Toshiba CQ4K video engines, Allows lower resolution video sources to be upscaled to improve image quality when played on Ultra High Definition televisions, as well as the Toshiba TV Smart Cloud platform, including the ability to control everyday functions with channel voice commands, fuente, volume). Besides, They incorporate a new labyrinth speaker system, that improves the acoustic response in low frequencies, y Sonic Separation, which can isolate vocal sounds from background sounds

Large format 4K resolution

Another novelty is the inclusion of the Toshiba Radiance panel, on model L9400U 58 y 65 inch L9 series, in addition to the Full HD L7. It incorporates a kit of the company's own technologies such as SuperBrigh LED, Quantum Black Local Dimming and Wide Color Gamut for twice as bright images, more colorful and more depth.

The largest format television in the L9 series is the L9450U from 84 inches that includes almost all the new features found in the L9400U, including 4K CQ engine, ClearScan 240Hz, Smart TV with Cloud Portal and voice control, but the RadianceE 4K panel has been replaced with an LED matrix panel (Local Dimming LED).

For your part, the L8 series (L8400U) It is offered in formats of 50 y 58 inches, They use localized LED lighting and have a refreshment of 120 Hz.

5K Extra Wide UHD

The Japanese firm exhibited at its CES stand 2014 a widescreen 105 inches that offered 5K definition (Ultra HD Extra Wide) reaching a resolution of 5.120 x 2.160 points with a ratio of 21:9.

In CES 2014, The company has also shown its technology for decoding 4K content based on the H265 HEVC standard., the video compression standard expected to be used in the future by television channels and video streaming providers at this resolution. The HDCP content control system is also incorporated 2.2 to allow access to premium content over HDMI.