MHL Consortium laat nieuwste om superMHL zien op CES 2016
SUNNYVALE, Calif. & LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)– MHL Consortium laat zijn nieuwste innovaties met superMHL™ zien op CES 2016. Voor het eerst hebben aanwezigen de mogelijkheid het volledige, door superMHL-technologie ondersteunde 8K-systeem voor thuisvermaak uit te proberen. De nieuwste specificatie van MHL ondersteunt geavanceerde kleurenweergave en High Dynamic Range (HDR). Dit zorgt er niet alleen voor dat beelden meer pixels bevatten, maar dat kleuren ook dieper en helderder zijn, waardoor ze nog meer tot leven komen. De geluidskwaliteit krijgt ook een nieuwe boost, dankzij objectaudio-ondersteuning.
“Mensen in het bezit van een thuisbioscoop streven naar het beste in beeldkwaliteit als aanvulling op hun audioset. Ze neigen naar grotere schermen en kijken relatief veel films. Dit heeft al geleid tot de relatief grote populariteit van 4K, dus zou 8K de volgende logische stap voor hen zijn”, zei Jack Wetherill, senior marktanalist voor thuiselektronica van Futuresource. “We hebben bij 4K gezien dat de juiste aansluitingen essentieel zijn voor de aanlevering van content op sets, dus speelt superMHL-technologie een cruciale rol in de aanlevering van 8K.”
MHL Consortium Showcases Latest superMHL Innovations at CES 2016
SUNNYVALE, Calif. & LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)– MHL Consortium will have the latest superMHL™ innovations on display at CES 2016. For the first time, attendees will be able to get hands-on with a complete 8K home entertainment system powered by superMHL technology. MHL’s latest specification supports advanced color and High Dynamic Range (HDR), which ensures that the picture not only packs in more pixels, but that the colors are deeper and brighter to deliver a more true-to-life image. Sound quality also gets a boost with object audio support.
“Home theater owners seek the best in picture quality to complement their sound set-up. They tend to own larger screens and be relatively high consumers of movie content. This has already led to comparatively high take-up of 4K, so 8K could prove to be the next logical upgrade for them,” said Jack Wetherill, senior market analyst of home electronics at Futuresource. “As we have seen with 4K, the right connectivity is essential in delivering content to sets, so superMHL technology will have a key role to play in the delivery of 8K.”
Live Larger – 98” LG 8K SUPER UHD TV
superMHL technology on LG’s new 8K SUPER UHD TV will be showcased in MHL’s booth. The 98UH9800 delivers stunning 8K content and immersive audio, which inspires tomorrow’s living room. LG’s adoption of superMHL technology strengthens MHL ® as an innovative audio and video connectivity standards leader able to meet the ever changing demands of the home theater market.
Connect More With Less – superMHL Accessories
To support 8K and advanced audio/video features, MHL developed the 32 pin superMHL connector that can carry concurrent audio, video, data and power all through a slim, reversible, consumer-friendly design. MHL Adopters, JCE and KinnexA, will be showcasing superMHL accessories that will enable consumers to seamlessly connect their mobile devices, set-top boxes (STBs), Blu-ray Disc™ players, AVRs, streaming media sticks and other source devices to TVs and displays.
The superMHL specification supports the following features:
- 8K video
- Deep Color
- Wider color gamut to view content the way filmmakers intended
- High-Dynamic Range (HDR) to strike the perfect balance of bright spectral highlights along with shadow details
- Immersive surround sound with support for Dolby Digital Plus, DTS, and an audio only mode
- Power charging up to 40W
- Reversible superMHL connector
The Ubiquity of 900 Million MHL Products
MHL now has an installed base of 900 million products globally, and companies continue to release new products at a steady pace. The superMHL specification is backward-compatible with previous MHL 1, 2 and 3 versions, making the connection possibilities endless.
“The MHL standard enables people to create and connect by sharing their digital lives to the big screen. The products we’re showcasing at CES add to the momentum first started with Samsung’s superMHL prototype demonstration last year,” said Gordon Hands, president, MHL, LLC. “This growing support from leading companies is creating a vibrant superMHL ecosystem.”
Companies interested in learning more about the latest superMHL specification can find additional details at: http://www.mhltech.org.
MHL at CES 2016 – Las Vegas, Nevada
Along with the latest superMHL innovations, USB Type-C, productivity, automotive and gaming demonstrations will also be on display at the show. MHL’s booth #20536 is located in the South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center and will be there from Wednesday, January 6, 2016 to Saturday, January 9, 2016.
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About MHL, LLC
MHL, LLC is the Agent for overseeing and administering the adoption, licensing, and promotion of the MHL Specification. The MHL Specification continues to be actively developed by Nokia Corporation, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Lattice Semiconductor Corporation, Sony Corporation, and Toshiba Corporation as a standard for mobile wired video/audio connectivity, which will enable the development of standard-compliant mobile and display products across a broad connectivity ecosystem. MHL, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lattice Semiconductor Corporation. For more information please visit http://www.mhltech.org.
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