hodg100
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I'm confused. 10,000 nits...& what, current OLEDs hit around 800 tops?
What's going on here, are these new TVs also going to cook meals and radiate cancers?
Extra brightness is great, but 10,000 nits Peak Brightness in your darkened living room...Yikes!!
Will we all be applying for guide dogs after sitting down in front of one of these retina burners..
I have a feeling the cost of these sets is in the title...The WALL LUXURY!
Perhaps the last two years of absurd pricing has paid for all the R&D.Up to 10k nits - I expect that’ll be the mega money halo set.
Current range topper gets to c2000 and higher in limited circs, so educated guess would be c4000 for entry level set with micro LED.
If Samsung are clever and price these right they could be onto a winner. However, pricing is not their strong point. Then we have the matter of panel/tech sharing, which could make this an enviably viable technological advance....
I wonder if it will be 8K too like the rumour about the upcoming Sony ZF9?
I agree with you, but what people want, and what the manufacturers will deliver, are not necessarily the same thing.Is there any point in 8K? Most 4K material is upscaled from lower res digital intermediates.
Normally I'm all for pushing the limits of technology, but I think people will want time to enjoy their new investments in 4k kit for a while.
Is there any point in 8K? Most 4K material is upscaled from lower res digital intermediates.
Normally I'm all for pushing the limits of technology, but I think people will want time to enjoy their new investments in 4k kit for a while.
It’s coming a lot sooner than that. They need to keep thinking of ways to get people to buy new TVs every few years! I’m still happy with 1080p though personally!It will be a good 10 to 15 years before we will need 8k just sit back and enjoy 4k manufacturers just want you to buy new technology that is useless or they would go skint