On August 31, in Shanghai, China, the "Sharp AQUOS 8K TV New Product Launch Conference" took place, marking a key milestone in Sharp's mid-term strategy to build an "8K ecosystem." The highly anticipated Sharp AQUOS 8K TV was officially unveiled in multiple locations simultaneously, including China’s Taiwan, Tokyo, Japan, and Berlin, Germany.
At the event, Sharp presented its latest 8K television, which boasts an ultra-high-definition resolution that is 4.3 times more detailed than what the human eye can perceive. The TV also features advanced black technology and sets a new benchmark in the industry.
Following the conference, Dr. Chen Zhenuo, Vice President of Foxconn Technology Group, and Yuan Xuezhi, Chief Marketing Officer of Foxconn Technology Group, participated in a group interview with the media, where they discussed various aspects of the 8K ecosystem.
(Dr. Chen Zhenuo, Vice President, Foxconn Technology Group)
(Yuan Xuezhi, Chief Marketing Officer, Foxconn Technology Group)
During the discussion, Dr. Chen addressed concerns about the "8K technology threshold," explaining that while some brands have already introduced 8K displays, the broader 8K ecosystem involves numerous technical challenges, such as camera technology, video compression, editing speed, transmission methods, and content distribution. He emphasized that achieving widespread adoption of 8K requires collaboration across industries and the involvement of more companies and experts. He also mentioned that Sharp, while leading in hardware, recognizes the need for strategic partners to strengthen other areas like content creation and security. When asked about the timeline for 8K adoption, Dr. Chen noted that Sharp currently acts as an integrator in the 8K ecosystem, excelling in display technology, HPC, and storage. However, he acknowledged that different parts of the ecosystem require specialized expertise, such as medical professionals in the healthcare sector. Sharp is actively seeking partnerships to address its weaknesses. For instance, it is collaborating with eight major Chinese funds and engaging with top executives from the security industry to explore real-world applications. Yuan Xuezhi provided a practical example of how 8K can benefit everyday users. He shared a case from Japan where a doctor used 8K technology to remotely diagnose a patient, highlighting the potential of 8K in telemedicine. Dr. Chen added that in China, where medical resources are unevenly distributed, 8K could play a vital role in improving access to quality healthcare. In response to questions about existing Sharp users, Dr. Chen stated that future product upgrades would include trade-in programs. He also mentioned that 8K technology will be integrated into Sharp's own products and potentially offered to other brands through OEM services. However, he noted that the market is not yet fully mature. Regarding the product lineup, Sharp plans to launch six series and 14 new models in the second half of the year. On the topic of patents, Dr. Chen emphasized that the 8K ecosystem is open and collaborative, with patent rules following standard industry practices. Finally, when asked about pricing, Dr. Chen hinted that the 8K TV would be priced at an auspicious number—68,888 yuan—with attractive pre-order gifts. Throughout the interview, the focus remained on the importance of building a robust 8K ecosystem. As Dr. Chen pointed out, once people experience the clarity of 8K, returning to 4K becomes unthinkable. With the right content and infrastructure, 8K has the potential to revolutionize how we consume media and interact with technology. For more information on smart TVs and related technologies, visit Smart TV/box information network sofa butler (http://), a leading platform for smart TV and box news, offering insights, reviews, and updates on the latest in smart home technology.Pin Header Connector,Pin Header Female,Male Header Pins,Right Angle Pin Header
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