Sharp Shows off World’s First Super Hi-Vision HDTV! 16 Times Sharper Than Traditional HDTVs

Sharp redefines HDTV by showing off its world’s first super-Hi-Vision HDTV that is 16 times sharper than traditional HDTVs. This 85-inch prototype super HDTV has been created as a joint venture of Sharp Corporation and Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK), and a mind blowing monitor equipped with ultra-high Super Hi-Vision display.

Why it is being called Super Hi-Vision HDTV? Just to give you an idea, the traditional HDTVs grab a screen resolution of 1920 x1080 pixels (Maximum) as you can experience it in some Blu Ray Players, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 (PS3) along with some video on demand open source like Vudu. Now just compare it with world’s first Super Hi-Vision HDTV’s screen resolution of 7680 x 4320 pixels, there is a hell of difference between two mentioned specs.

According to Sharp, the TV’s resolution is 16 times higher than a traditional HDTV, with a 33-megapixel screen capturing 7,680 x 4,320 pixels. No doubt, it would be an amusing experience to watch a romantic movie on this amazing Extra Enriched HDTV or to watch a YouTube viral song of your most favorite Lady Gaga on such a glorious TV screen.

Some tech sites are suggesting that this Ultara-HD format would be tested in upcoming 2012 Olympics, however NHK officially announced to begin its trial broadcast via satellite until 2020.

Steve Jobs would also be crushing his teeth on watching such a masterpiece of technology created by Sharp and would be quite determined to incorporate this Super Hi-Vision HDTV’s Screen resolution into its upcoming iPhone models. We hope iPhone 20 would have an Ultra-HD screen display, certainly.

Now watch this State of Art Super Hi-Vision HDTV, it will reveal the whole amazing truth on your eyes;

Via: Mashable