We are waiting for an unreleased product of Oppo, first in its category for this company. Let's talk about the Oppo TV: this should make its debut shortly and above all, according to the latest revelations, should bring truly noteworthy performances. In a recent video shared by the company itself on the Chinese social network Weibo, some are spoiled features of this smart TV including the frames per second of the display and the resolution of the front panel. Respectively let's talk about 120Hz and 4K. But how was this television built? In collaboration with 8KRAW.
Oppo TV: the first smart TV of the brand immediately aims high with top specifications and with a truly unexpected collaboration
Before seeing all the features of this smart TV, we want to clarify who it is 8KRAW. First of all this does not mean that the TV supports 8K resolution: it "stops" at Total 4K but not for this it will be poor, on the contrary. It is the partnership with 8KRAW that heralds absolute quality. It is a'organization of photographers with more than 600 artists in its workforce well experienced who can rely on photographic and video materials with resolution up to 16K. The organization has holdings with People's Daily, Xinhua News Agency, Huawei, Audi, Honor, JEEP, VIVO and Sony and therefore provide high quality materials and first level visual services.
Having said that, however, let's go see the first official teaser.
Without a doubt the color rendering is outstanding. We understand from the video that this is certainly not an experiment with which Oppo TV wants to try to test the waters. The company has in mind to forcefully enter the market with a product of high end or ultra high end. A flagship television if we want to give a hard time to those latest generation flagship products like those of Xiaomi. Another known feature is the two-dimensional panel: 55 "and 65".
Some even speculate on the presence of one pop-up camera: this at least implies the last frame showing a orange bump on the screen. We also note a pop-up mechanism above (cover image) but we're not sure if that's what it is. We do not rush to conclusions but if so it will really be the believe me believe me of the audiovisual sector.
Source | Weibo
