#sharp display

Sharp has developed a new display technology called the Free-Form Display that will soon allow commercial technology to feature displays of different shapes depending on the application. This allows the bezel to be shrunk considerably, and it gives the freedom to design the LCD to match whatever shape the display area of the screen needs to be." Take a look at the image above as an example. Sharp's Free-Form Display opens up new design possibilities for consumer devices from mobile devices, wearables, to large monitors. The company plans to enter the mass-production stage for the Free-Form Display at the earliest possible date. One of the key features of the A400 Series is Art Gallery Mode, which allows the TV to display artwork on the screen. Both models use TCL's QLED technology, which can display over a billion colors and improve brightness for clearer picture quality. The smart TV features a 55-inch QLED display with 4K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. This automatically switches the display to black when the user steps away to reduce burn-in risk. Read more in our articles including "Sharp introduces the Free-Form Display" and "TCL launches A400M and A400 Pro Lifestyle TVs in the Philippines".