Unveiled at CES 2014, the side of a 85-inch 8K display prototype of technology Quattron Pro Sharp helps improve image definition on a Full HD 1080p TV.
Although its exhibitor booth Consumer Electronics Show 2014 in Las Vegas a number of new TVs of its Aquos range (Full HD and Ultra HD) which will arrive soon in Europe, Sharp does not insist on the models themselves but rather on the technology they contain. In this case the second generation of four-color Quattron technology, called Quattron Pro.
The functioning remains the same and consists in adding a yellow sub-pixel to the blue sub-pixels, red and green components each pixel of the image so that it is more precise, with finesse and brightness. But by improving the technology (without it being clear how) and connecting its function Upscaler making it possible to expand the definition of Full HD images with 2.5, Sharp arrives on a slab to provide a 1080p image is closer to the HD Ultra and that would be correct. Noted in passing that if the source image is already Ultra HD overhang is reduced Full HD before being handed at 2.5 x Full HD.
Of course, Sharp will also offer its range of models Ultra HD TVs and will therefore not need this device for ultra defined images. The manufacturer even exposes a 85-inch prototype 3D display without glasses display a 8K resolution (7,680 × 4,320 pixels), twice the Ultra HD.
Although its exhibitor booth Consumer Electronics Show 2014 in Las Vegas a number of new TVs of its Aquos range (Full HD and Ultra HD) which will arrive soon in Europe, Sharp does not insist on the models themselves but rather on the technology they contain. In this case the second generation of four-color Quattron technology, called Quattron Pro.
The functioning remains the same and consists in adding a yellow sub-pixel to the blue sub-pixels, red and green components each pixel of the image so that it is more precise, with finesse and brightness. But by improving the technology (without it being clear how) and connecting its function Upscaler making it possible to expand the definition of Full HD images with 2.5, Sharp arrives on a slab to provide a 1080p image is closer to the HD Ultra and that would be correct. Noted in passing that if the source image is already Ultra HD overhang is reduced Full HD before being handed at 2.5 x Full HD.
Of course, Sharp will also offer its range of models Ultra HD TVs and will therefore not need this device for ultra defined images. The manufacturer even exposes a 85-inch prototype 3D display without glasses display a 8K resolution (7,680 × 4,320 pixels), twice the Ultra HD.
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