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I went to Best Buy last week. Since then, I have been drooling over the 4k Tv's. Then I did some research and the Tv's they are producing do not have the right specs for future 4k content.

 

What you will want in a 4k Tv.

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HDCP 2.2 is still a ways away from being integrated.

 

If you're buying 4K for PC Gaming, you should be fine.

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The new GTX 980/970 have HDMI 2.0, and most mainstream 4K TVs have the inputs as well. Trouble is a lot of them aren't doing proper full color at 4K at 60 hz.

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Proper full colour? Please explain....

 

yeah, I have to ask about that as well...

 

 

 

Fine only if you're happy gaming at 30hz. For 60hz at 4k you need hdmi 2.0 capable tv and gfx card.

 

http://www.samsung.com/au/consumer/pc-peripherals/monitor/gaming/LU28D590DS/XY

 

 

* This monitor supports HDMI 1.4 (3840 x 2160, 30Hz) and Display Port 1.2 (3840 x 2160, 60Hz)

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Proper full colour? Please explain....

 

The usual lcd monitors used to have 6 bits color definition in stead of 8. This mixed with high refresh times and small latency made the lower defined color to suffer also in its grey compound thus the image was not real true color.

 

Now with 4k.... Higher rez and refresh rates and low latency this old problem might rise again as manufacturers will try to make them cheap to rich a certain volume in sales so the 4k trend gets into higher gear... Popularity wise.

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I would go for OLED 1080P instead of 4K.

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I would go for OLED 1080P instead of 4K.

 

The advantage in 4K is that pixel size at close range is fairly imperceptible. The 1080p OLED's I've seen from LG still have rather large looking pixels. From usual TV viewing distance (a good 6 ft minimum for the 55" LG's, I'd say), it isn't an issue, but if you have it on your desk, it will be. At that distance you lose out on the screen FOV that you can get with a large display, however.

 

I wish we could fast-forward technology to the point where we can get high-resolution thin-film OLED displays at the same cost as any cheap LCD monitor we have now, but there will probably be more exciting and even more expensive stuff to anticipate then. The cycle never ends. :helpsmilie:

 

Edit: I should add that I'm talking about physical pixel size - also what that means for perception of the screen-door effect.

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I would go for OLED 1080P instead of 4K.

 

Oh gosh 1080p is a horribly low resolution.

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Oh gosh 1080p is a horribly low resolution.

You would not notice that when you have an 55 inch LG OLED siting from 3 meters away. Black level, color rendition, response time trumps any LCDs.

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I've been predicting 4K to be more viable in 2016 for a couple of years now.

In terms of cost and stability that is.

 

Stability? In what way?

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