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Originally developed by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), Super Hi-Vision was once a futuristic concept, but is now transitioning from experimental stages to commercial adoption. As display technologies evolve and prices for high-resolution hardware become more accessible, a broader market is emerging. The integration of Super Hi-Vision is no longer limited to flagship products or high-end cinema; it is increasingly being explored in consumer televisions, gaming monitors, medical imaging systems, and even virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) applications.
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