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未上市抢先看！夏普睿视·睿享系列70B6UM圖賞

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　　不久之前，夏普宣布將重新回歸高端電視市場。富士康賦能後的夏普品牌一度成爲中國電視市場價格戰的主力推手，在成功坐穩國內市場第一的寶座之後，“重拾初心”“精匠精神”成爲了新時代夏普電視的新戰略。睿視·睿享系列70B6UM是夏普重回高端後的首批電視産品，它的表現究竟如何呢？

　　電視融入了手機時下流行的“全面屏”元素，邊框與機身正面設計簡潔明快。

　　電視繼承了富士康賦能夏普後先進的工業水平，屏幕厚度僅爲9.9mm，在70英寸這個大尺寸區間也不會顯得笨重。

　　電視機的底座設計通過金屬與塑料的組合，兼具穩固與美觀，在安裝處有防呆設計，底部有防滑墊，大廠風範十足。

　　電視搭載了流行的各種接口，比較特別的是色差接口的保留，照顧到了特殊人群。

　　色彩風格還是過去純正的夏普風，顔色鮮豔又不會出現過飽和導致失真。

　　在播放4K影片時，夏普70B6UM展現出了絕倫的色彩表現，廣色域對畫面主體的觀感提升十分明顯。

　　4K分辨率出衆的解析力造就了優秀的層次感和通透感。

　　电视的面板来自SDP，也就是業界鼎鼎大名的堺工厂。

　　内置AN 7.0系统，针对电视操作进行了专属的优化，将优质视频内容重点突出。

　　内置的智能系统在便捷之余还支持精细的自定义設置。

　　電視不僅擁有GITV銀河互聯網電視的資源，更與愛奇藝達成深度合作，內置銀河互聯網電視的視頻內容。

　　对于这款电视，魔方君也在第一时间展开了详细的評測工作，关于夏普70B6UM的更多内容，請关注家電魔方近期推出的详细評測文章《浴火重生重塑辉煌夏普睿视·睿享系列70英寸高阶版电视評測》。

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There came a time when the harmonious universality of the Hellenic genius sought for its counterpart and completion in a theory of the external world. And there came a time, also, when the decay of political interests left a large fund of intellectual energy, accustomed to work under certain conditions, with the desire to realise those conditions in an ideal sphere. Such is the most general significance we can attach to that memorable series of speculations on the nature of things which, beginning in Ionia, was carried by the Greek colonists to Italy and Sicily, whence, after receiving important additions and modifications, the stream of thought flowed back into the old country, where it was directed into an entirely new channel by the practical genius of Athens. 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