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SHARP- ROXY Sales & Service Company ( M) Sdn Bhd ( SRSSC) offers its first AQUOS TV line- up – the XU Series with 8K resolution in Super Premium category – the highest resolution to be seen in the AQUOS TV line- up.

The AQUOS XU Series was awarded in the 2015 Internatio­nal Consumer Electronic­s Show ( CES) as 2015 Honoree.

The AQUOS XU Series, which is the AQUOS flagship model, contains the X8- Master Engine Pro with 8K resolution ( the world’s first) and 8K up- converter and is powered by the latest platform of Android TV.

The XU Series with 8K resolution combines Sharp’s proprietar­y pixel splitting and Quattron technologi­es.

This television delivers four times greater resolution than traditiona­l 4K ultra HD.

Sharp’s latest generation 8K up- converter mounted on the newly developed X8- Master Engine Pro unleashes the full potential of this stunning resolution, whether it is HD or 4K Ultra HD content, promising detailed images that seem to come to life.

The X8- Master Engine Pro’s Ultra Dynamic Range Pro technology incorporat­es a new direct LED backlight system to provide a contrast of extreme blacks and whites by increasing the brightness of the LED backlight in white areas and decreasing it in black areas.

While it is analysing the images, the brightness of the images are corrected and restored to closely match the brightness of the original source.

Available in 80- inch ( diagonal) screen size, the detailed picture delivered is of the highest standard of colour and contrast.

By combining Sharp’s proprietar­y Rich Color Pro in its engine and the unique Quattron Pro technology, this television displays numerous shades of colour, more than any AQUOS television.

Their synergy effect presented by the new LED backlight system as well as colour restoratio­n circuit with new phosphor has allowed Sharp to expand the colour range reproducti­on to 140% as compared to its previous convention­al television models.

The brand new AQUOS XU Series television also adopts Android television as its platform.

As introduced in the UE630X series, Android television’s three key features Google Voice Search, gaming and Google Cast are available in the super premium series to enhance your television experience.

With its Smart Remote, customers can communicat­e easily with their television.

By using the microphone button on Smart Remote, users can give their television instructio­ns such as to search for informatio­n on Google, videos or movies on YouTube or finding their favourite applicatio­ns on Google Play.

Users need not worry about undetected languages because the Google Voice Search feature on this television supports 87 languages with a high degree of accuracy.

Besides being able to detect sentences, the Smart Remote can also detect various regional dialects worldwide. No other platform in the Smart television market has this capability, language support, and level of accuracy.

In addition, the new AQUOS Super Premium Series powered by Android television also provides satisfacti­on for gamers as it can be connected to a game controller.

The television allows a total of eight controller­s to be connected to the television, allowing customers to play interactiv­e games with family members and friends on a large screen with unbeatable image quality.

To offer high definition and low reflection effect, the AQUOS XU Series television adopts the N- Black Panel, which is a liquid crystal panel that reduces reflection from external lights and gives a glossy black look on the screen.

The Sharp AQUOS XU Series with 8K resolution comes in two screen sizes – 80- inch and 70- inch – and will be available for Malaysian consumers in December.

The 80- inch model ( LC- 80XU930X) is priced at RM54,999 inclusive of GST while the 70- inch model ( LC- 70XU830X) retails at RM32,999.

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