#sharp 4k display

Sharp begs to differ and thinks that users, especially those on Android, deserve something “better”. So they announced the world’s first 5.5-inch IGZO display for mobile phones with a whopping 3840 x 2160 screen resolution. By working out a simple calculation, Sharp’s new 5.5-inch smartphone screen with 4K resolution will equate to even lower battery life a ludicrous pixel density of 806ppi. For what it’s worth, we think that the only rational explanation for having this kind of display is for 4K content consumption. Smartphones with 4K display will no longer have to resample the content to fit lower resolution display, which theoretically results to better viewing experience. But until such time that 4K contents become more mainstream and VR technology gained enough traction in the consumer market, Sharp’s newly-announced 4K LTPS IGZO display will, in our opinion, just be another impractical addition to the flagship smartphone of the near future. Sharp stated that the 5.5-inch IGZO display panel will enter mass production in 2016. One of the key features of the A400 Series is Art Gallery Mode, which allows the TV to display artwork on the screen. Read more in our articles including "Sharp Announces 5.5-inch 4K IGZO Display Panel" and "TCL launches A400M and A400 Pro Lifestyle TVs in the Philippines".