What are Big Screen Televisions?

Foreign countries generally call TVs with a screen of 40 inches or more to be large-screen TVs. Konka has 9K series and 9600 series 4K large-screen TVs. The 9600 series also has 84-inch large-screen TVs.

Big screen TV

Konka refers to 46-inch and larger TVs as large-screen TVs.

Konka has a number of models covering 46-inch and larger sizes, the latest of which are 9500 series and 9600 series 4K TVs, and the 9600 series also has an 84-inch large size.

The 9500 series and 9600 series both have powerful 8-core chips, have a 4-core CPU, double the super-computing performance, a 4-core GPU with super-rendering, and 4 times the image processing capacity. Scalability and higher vertex processing throughput provide strong guarantees for 4K operation.

Konka's "just in time 4K" technology is based on 8-core chip computing, Mali450 powerful GPU rendering, automatically recognizes the signal source format, and uses "3D" correlation compensation technology to not only interpolate within the frame, but also refer to the content of the previous and subsequent frames to perform inter-frame correlation interpolation. Point-to-point conversion of ordinary signals into 4K signals, especially in motion picture conversion without smearing, the effect is better.

Based on 4K

On August 2nd, China Electronics and Information Industry Development Research Institute (Sadi Group) and China Electronic Video Industry Association held the "2005 China Flat-screen TV Market Summit Forum" in Beijing. At the meeting, the Secretary of the Large Screen Branch of China Electronic Video Association Chief Zhao Handing criticized the flat-screen TV standards for confusion.

Digital TV and high-definition TV are not necessarily the same, but manufacturers are confusing, deceiving consumers.

In addition, Zhao Handing said that the national standard for high-definition television has not yet been introduced, but some manufacturers have done so much publicity that it is difficult to say which TV is a high-definition television, some say 720P and some say 1080P, in fact Did not say clearly.

As for the problem of large screens, Zhao Handing said that large screens are produced by high-definition televisions. At that time, CCIR had a definition, including how to design high-definition televisions. CCIP requires high-definition televisions to be large screens.

Before 2012, the concept of what is a large screen was confusing. Some called larger screens larger than 30 inches, some 32, some 37, and some 40, but in fact, foreign countries generally counted larger screens larger than 40 inches as big screen TVs.