World's first 8K Consumer camera! Sharp amazes at CES 2019

This year's CES announcements will be one to remember. Interview with Sharp’s Cliff Quiroga Vice President of New Business Development describing Sharp's 8K Ecosystem. Camera, storage, editing and transmission. 8K transmitting over 5G? A consumer camera under $5000 - even as low as $3000? A professional camera in the $100K range? 7680x4320 pixel resolution is 4 times 4K resolution. Amazing capability to shoot in 8K, edit in 4K and punch in. Powerful systems shown such as the Tamazone family of products allow one to imagine the workflow of the future. Micro Four Thirds mount, 5" Touch screen, HDMI Out, 3.5mm audio in and out, USB-C (possibly for external hard drive recording), mini-xlr for pro audio input.
The professional camera is called the 8C-B60A, the prosumer camera is not yet named.
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[@K0gashuk0]

You are going to see the movie industry kicking and screaming over this one like how it took years to get 4k disks and 4k projectors. For under $3000 you can put together a rock solid projector, sound system, and media player setup and have essentially the same thing you get when you go to the theater. That is aside from the $10 tub of popcorn and the dude that sits two seats over that will not stop talking.

[@harryburnett7086]

4 K would be fine , I'm gonna have to have a NSA DOD computer to handle this besides not sending my child to college to buy a computer , 4 K slows and crashes my $ 3000 computer