Sharp unveiled its new line of 4K TVs at CES 2015, with prices starting around $750 for a 43-inch and ranging up to $6,000 for an 80-inch.
Among Sharp's upcoming TVs is the massive, 80-inch AQUOS 4K UHD TV, a television that uses Quattron and pixel-splitting technology to reach a near-8K resolution of 7680x4320. According to Sharp, that's 42 million subpixels more than the standard 4K resolution of 3840x2160, reports The Verge.
Even though video content that can effectively utilize the massive boost in resolution is rare, Sharp has included improved upscaling technology so 4K and 1080p content can still take advantage of all the extra pixels.
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