Sharp opened CE Week in New York, introducing a new flagship in its AQUOS line of TVs - a 70-inch AQUOS Ultra HD LED TV. With four times the number of pixels, the new flagship model uses a dual-core processor to optimize the original image quality, which is then interpolated into a completely new wide format with a resolution of 3840 × 2160px.
Hoping for the time when Ultra HD content becomes more affordable, four HDMI inputs are built in to the TV, receiving the native 4K signal, there is also an SD card reader and two built-in USB ports. Active 3D playback system and two pairs of Bluetooth 3D glasses included in the purchase package. The slim, stylish design is encased in a metallic black frame, six speakers creating a high-quality stereo and a 70-inch screen will load you into a new digital world.
The TV got a new LED backlight, as well as the latest version of the SmartCentral platform, which allows you to split the screen to view web pages and TV shows at the same time. Android and iOS devices can be used to control the TV using the remote control.
Sales of AQUOS Ultra HD LED TVs will start in the US in mid-August at a price of $ 8,000.
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