Sharp's New TV Lineup: More Than Just Streaming
Get ready for a TV that does more than just stream the shows you love. Sharp has just launched a new lineup of televisions, and they're packing some pretty surprising tech. We're talking about a combined total of thirteen new sets – eight with amazing 4K QD-OLED displays and five with colorful mini-LED backlighting. But the real showstoppers. These TVs even help you check your eyesight and come with built-in antivirus software.
Tech That Cares (and Protects)
The Aquos QD-OLED and Aquos XLED series of TVs are designed to impress, with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support. Hidden behind the screens is Sharp's Sleipnir TV firmware, which silently uses AI algorithms to further enhance both sound and picture.
But here is where things get interesting. Sharp has included in ESET Smart TV Security antivirus software. Their aim. To guard customers against potential malware risks while they watch their entertainment. A thoughtful gesture in today's increasingly connected world.
Your Eyes and Your Entertainment
The new televisions, which range from 42 to 65 inches, are not the only thing. They also offer practical functionality in terms of TV program recording and special game mode. But the icing on the cake is undoubtedly the "Eye Log" eyesight test.
How does it work. It uses Landolt rings – those broken circle letters you might see at the optometrist. You'll be prompted to identify them on the screen, and your TV will give you a report of your visual acuity. And this, you can even store these results to track your eye health over the long term, right from your TV. It's certainly a new way of integrating health monitoring into everyday technology.
Coming to Japan Soon
For the moment, at least, these game-changing Sharp TVs will be coming to Japan. While we don't know prices yet, this distinctive combination of high-end display technology and these out-of-the-box features will certainly stir up some attention. We'll be keeping an eye open for when (and if) these interesting TVs arrive elsewhere.
