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<p>It seems that Sony is skipping the introduction of 8K displays and moving directly onto 16K displays. Known as the Crystal LED, Sony will now be offering the display unit which was previously used for commercial purposes (such as in theatres and theme parks) for residential purposes. The displays will be made slightly smaller with less modular panels so as to overcome the space constraints in small spaces. However, the technology seems to be years away in being taken up on television screens. In this report, we look at if the 16K  display is actually useful as a television screen or if Sony stands to benefit in using the technology in another business division. </p>

It seems that Sony is skipping the introduction of 8K displays and moving directly onto 16K displays. Known as the Crystal LED, Sony will now be offering the display unit which was previously used for commercial purposes (such as in theatres and theme parks) for residential purposes. The displays will be made slightly smaller with less modular panels so as to overcome the space constraints in small spaces. However, the technology seems to be years away in being taken up on television screens. In this report, we look at if the 16K  display is actually useful as a television screen or if Sony stands to benefit in using the technology in another business division. 

Sony to Release 63-Foot 16K Display to Consumer Markets

Sony Corp

Sony to Release 63-Foot 16K Display to Consumer Markets