The company had initially projected a mid-August launch for the TV, but supply issues kept it off shelves until now.
Besides the high-end specs, the TV is also THX-certified and will sell for $7,499.99 MSRP.
"For the past several years the focus with high-end television panels was on delivering a more exciting experience through size. With the introduction of our AQUOS 4K TV, we now offer consumers an even more life-like TV experience coupling size with resolution and clarity," said John Herrington, President, Sharp Electronics Marketing Company of America.
The TV will upscale all non-4K content to 4K using Sharp's own 'Revelation 4K Upscaler.'
Check out the TV here.
Besides the high-end specs, the TV is also THX-certified and will sell for $7,499.99 MSRP.
"For the past several years the focus with high-end television panels was on delivering a more exciting experience through size. With the introduction of our AQUOS 4K TV, we now offer consumers an even more life-like TV experience coupling size with resolution and clarity," said John Herrington, President, Sharp Electronics Marketing Company of America.
The TV will upscale all non-4K content to 4K using Sharp's own 'Revelation 4K Upscaler.'
Check out the TV here.
