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I'm in the market for a 4K tv and was looking at the sharp 70" models. Is 1080p+/4K not a true native 4K set even though it accepts a 4K signal?
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Originally Posted by James Boner /t/1520546/what-is-1080p#post_24428196
I'm in the market for a 4K tv and was looking at the sharp 70" models. Is 1080p+/4K not a true native 4K set even though it accepts a 4K signal?
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Originally Posted by ggw2000 /t/1520546/what-is-1080p#post_24428239
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Originally Posted by James Boner /t/1520546/what-is-1080p#post_24428196
I'm in the market for a 4K tv and was looking at the sharp 70" models. Is 1080p+/4K not a true native 4K set even though it accepts a 4K signal?
The Sharp Q+ TVs are 1080P screens. They are using pixel splitting to enhance the picture quality. They will accept a 4K 30Hz input and rescale it to the screen parameters. If you go to paulstv and look at the Q+ TVs there is an explanation that might help in the understanding of what they are doing..
Gerry