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The new super ultra high definition amazing TV

• The new super ultra high definition amazing TV

• The new super ultra high definition amazing TV

  SuperPhilCool > 06/06/2014, 10:21

  We have these amazing HD TVs that can stream in 1080p with crystal clear displays but is there something better?
  
  Well yes there is because there are new ultra high definition TVs which will be released very soon that will show even better display.
  
  
  
  It's dubbed the "ultra high definition TV". What a catchy name! (Sarcasm complete).
  
  It's going to be used for mostly for the World Cup to test it out and see how well it does.
  
  We can now scream "COME ON ENGLAND" at these marvels in displays while seeing all the goal line technology, controversial goals and amazing free kicks.

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  Clitterbug > 06/06/2014, 10:50

  (06/06/2014, 10:21)SuperPhilCool Wrote: We have these amazing HD TVs that can stream in 1080p with crystal clear displays but is there something better?
  
  Well yes there is because there are new ultra high definition TVs which will be released very soon that will show even better display.

  Ive seen loads of adverts on telly for these being sold in PC World, and Richer Sounds have had them for about 12 months, they started at around £3500 the price has already dropped as newer models have been introduced, you can get a 55" Samsung 4k def for £1399 now, by this time next year they will be well under a grand.

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  dVIOUS > 06/06/2014, 11:56

  The last thing I think when watching my Blu-rays is, shit, this monitor needs more pixels.
  
  Won't bother buying into this new stuff until like clitterbug says, they drop to a reasonable price. More pixels alone isn't worth the extra cash.
  
  
  Has anyone actually used one of these curved TVs yet? I can imagine them being awkward to look at unless you are looking at the TV from the dead center.

• RE: The new super ultra high definition amazing TV

  Potato > 10/06/2014, 18:04

  UHD has been around for yonks, it's just that's it's only recently become cheap enough for people to consider buying.
  
  Increasing resolution isn't necessarily about improving picture quality in current common screen sizes such as 40", it's more about improving quality in sizes of 70"+
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