With 4K TVs commonplace, the only place to go is up to an even higher resolution: 8K. These TVs promise the most lifelike visuals yet, offering barely discernable pixels on enormous screens—even when ...

This past weekend, Major League Baseball and Japanese TV network NHK partnered on a test of the next generation of high definition television at Yankee Stadium. It was not a logical jump to the next ...

Japanese public broadcasting company NHK will soon introduce its new CMOS sensor, a 33-megapixel wonder that will be capable of recording “Ultra HDTV” definition video footage at a whopping 120 frames ...

Enter the next era of video quality with this 8K HDR visual journey at 60 frames per second, brought to life by DOLBY VISION™. Designed for high-end 4K and 8K displays, this ULTRA HD footage showcases ...

In basic terms, 8K resolution is four times that of 4K and 16 times that of 1080p. By pixel count, 8K is 7680 x 4320. That's 4320p or the equivalent of 33.2 Megapixels. At 4K, the viewing distance is ...

4K video is still in the process of bleeding into the mainstream, but Sharp is looking further ahead, trying to get the ball rolling on an 8K ecosystem. The centerpiece of that ecosystem will be the ...

Unleash the full potential of your 4K or 8K TV with this vibrant 8K HDR video, enhanced by Dolby Vision™ for extraordinary contrast and color depth, and paired with Dolby Atmos for immersive cinematic ...

Samsung's recently announced S20 phones can record 8K video. There are rumors that upcoming cameras from Canon and Sharp will be able to do the same, and the number of devices that record in 8K will ...

Dell is heralding computer users into an era beyond 4K with its new 32-inch UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD 8K monitor, which is a sight to behold. But there’s a caveat: Most PCs may not be ready for this cool ...

NHK is planning public demonstrations of 8K — 16 times the resolution of HD — in Los Angeles and New York. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor Japan’s government and NHK are bullish about giving Japan a ...

The TV industry is moving towards 8K screens and that means new cables capable of carrying the massive jump in data speeds to transmit 8K signals. I don’t know about you, but it hardly seems any time ...