Sharp introduces a 31.5-inch hdr 8k and 120hz monitor

This week, Sharp unveiled its first 31.5-inch, 8K-resolution HDR monitor, offering users a resolution of 7680 × 4320 pixels and a refresh rate of 120Hz.

Sharp surprises with its 31.5-inch monitor with HDR and 8K @ 120 Hz resolution

Compared to current 4K 60Hz monitors, this display contains four times more pixels and updates the screen at twice the speed, allowing this monitor to emit eight times more pixels per second.

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Sharp has created this monitor using its IGZO technology, which offers 800 nits of brightness for HDR content. Sharp's previous 8K 120Hz displays required eight DisplayPort 1.2 cables to function, although today's DisplayPort 1.4 cables would allow the company to reduce its cable needs to four, or less, if they choose to use DisplayPort's Display Stream Compression 1.2 features. 1.4. Multi-cable displays aren't very easy to use, making 8K 120Hz monitors best suited for professional use cases right now.

Sharp also unveils a prototype All-in-One desktop PC with one of these 8K 120Hz displays, revealing a Mac Pro-like device with insane single-screen resolution along with HDR capabilities. In this case, the All-In-One nature of this system helps reduce cable clutter, as screen connections to the PC are made internally.

At the moment, we do not know when they will be commercialized or at what price they will do so.

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