Sharp has announced a range of TVs that are made on A year tower and comes in a range of sizes from 24 inches to 65 inches. With prices starting at £150, this new model can have something to offer for all bags and needs.
Because Sharp has decided to build its new version on Roku software buyers will also benefit from The Roku Channel, including access to exclusive Roku Originals.
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Sharp announced the new TVs in an article posted to Pocket-lint where it confirmed that the 4K format will have support HDR10, Dolby Vision, and HLG High Dynamic Range. Displays with 2K resolution support HDR10, however.
All new Sharp Roku TVs will come with a tuner that is designed to connect to television channels on demand while the Roku Channel Store will give users access to a variety of programs and streaming platforms, as long as the right accounts and subscriptions are in place. instead. Programs from Netflix, Disney +, Paramount +, Apple TV, and Prime Video are included with BBC iPlayer, ITVX, Channel 4, My5, and NOW, for example.
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Other articles include support for AirPlay 2 fast and easy wireless video and audio streaming from iPhones, iPads, and Macs. On top of that the Sharp Roku TV is also compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri for those who want to add a smart TV to their smart home. Buyers can also expect fewer HDMI ports, eARC support, and more.
The entire Sharp Roku TV range will go on sale in the UK at participating retailers including Currys, Asda, Amazon, and others from next month.
With display sizes starting at 24 inches, this could be the next TV for your bedroom or kitchen, while anyone looking to organize a living room can also consider a 65-inch monster. With support for all your favorite apps and streaming services built in, you won’t need to add anything Apple TV or Chromecast stream stick, either. This is the first time that Sharp’s Roku TV series will be available in the UK, adding a new breed of Roku target audience.