who's already gone 4k? (TV)
 

looked at this on Friday... http://www.johnlewis.com/lg-55ub850v...ew-hd/p1455277

good price and awesome picture.


had been looking at bigger screen samsung (not 4k though).. http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tv-dvd-...95618-pdt.html

great price.


But after looking at the two sets above, the LG picture quality made the Samsung look out of date.

I've always had Samsung.. but could easily be moved over to LG now I've seen how good they are on colours and picture clarity.


Anyone got 4k and see advantages of it.. even though there's no 4k out there.. (properly out there)



Phil

I've got one in my bedroom. I went for the series 6 samsung 40" 4k. The picture is pretty gd, the problem I think with it at the moment is that there isn't much to show it off in terms of brodcasts. The smart hub is gd on the samsung with the apps. I think time will tell, nice if sky would 4k stuff

isn't netflix 4k?

Is there any point to 4K? Are you going to notice the difference between 4K and 1080p at typical viewing distances of 8ft to 12ft. There is a point of diminishing return since the eye can only see so much detail at a given distance.

Only some is 4k as far as I'm aware. I'm tempted to buy a 4k tv but when the proper content is out they will drop in price.

It does look better than full hd. Netflix has some 4k stuff but is hardly anything

4k, the tv give a forced upscale so you notice a difference over HD anyway.. plus in a year or so when stuff starts coming through in 4k.. you will already be able to receive it.
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The thing is.. when is the right time to buy technology?

True

I would consider it if my feking wife didn't watch **** like X factor, jungle, big brother, and any other reality shyte through it ........

I need to man up and kick her out, I know.

why buy one now when they are expensive and theres nothing to watch on it, why not buy one when there is a use for it and they are cheaper?

I saw 4k films the other day on newsgroups only 400 gig download LOL

cus you know the TV you look at now at £1500... come the new year will be old hat and down to sub £1k.... and the Tv you'll still be looking at will be £1500.. then someone will say, why not wait till it's cheaper :lol:

I think someone needs to man up :D

and turn over to Strictly and watch Caroline Flack shake her 'stuff' ;)

Im actually looking for a new TV now (kid smashed my samsung 6 series latest with a dam Wii controller!) so just awaiting the insurance to come through - but dont think i will bother with this first gen 4K TV

I can pick up a really decent 55 - 60" TV for around £1k now, i just cant see the Content for a 4K TV and certainly this generation of consoles wont be using the 4K stuff so for me it would be like the 3D function use it a couple of times and very rarely again

Just wait for 8K :)

http://www.whathifi.com/news/future-...8k-not-just-4k

What's the fast motion on 4k like
all tv's in shops have slow moving pics

that article is two years old lol

Then you'll want the 10k

Apple went 5k

Don't cruxify me.

I'm thinking about the 4k monitor,but still most of the apps which I'm using they're still don't support 4k resolution and due this for me waste of money,maybe later on when apps will support 4k then I will upgrade,until then my good old dual monitor setup Dell U2410 is still enough for my needs

Thanks,Jura

Japan hope to have 8K up and running in time for the Japan olympics in 2020.

http://www.fiercecable.com/story/jap...mes/2014-09-23

I'll hang on then with my 37" HD set