Kitamura further says, "Currently, we are partnering with other companies to run verification tests in various fields. By working in tandem with other firms' technology, rather than promoting our own 8K offerings in isolation, we are able to foster breakthroughs and nurture 8K+5G Ecosystem across an ever-wider range of disciplines. The more partners we can bring on board with groundbreaking technological advances of their own, the more we can achieve together to enrich society and people's lives."

Does Sharp plan to sell this display to consumers? Not likely. Actually, the company particularly points to schools and museums as potential targets. Of course, plenty of businesses can find a use for such a display too. Pricing and availability are unknown, but it is way too early to expect such things.

Consumers in the USA are years away from needing a display this large, with such a resolution, and 5G connectivity. But hey, at least we know companies are still trying to innovate, and eventually, these things will trickle down to home consumers too.