Not too long ago (10 years...), there were not many value LCD based TVs.
Give it some time, it will happen. It's the way consumer electronics work. Hopefully we can also get OLED screens down to $1k territory relatively soon.
PS4 Pro Speculation (PS4K NEO Kaio-Ken-Kutaragi-Kaz Neo-san)
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Give it some time, it will happen. It's the way consumer electronics work. Hopefully we can also get OLED screens down to $1k territory relatively soon.
Fair enough.
The Vizio P series is a hell of a deal IMO. Rtings puts it on par with the Samsung KS8000 and I've seen it for $899 on sale for the 50" model.
Silent_Buddha
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Unfortunately for those outside of the US, I believe Vizio is only available in North America. Or has that changed?
Regardless, I'm sure there will soon be an explosion of affordable HDR sets in Korea from 2nd tier display manufacturers. Whether they make it outside of Korea is another question entirely.
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Too bad quantum dot LCDs contain cadmium, which is extremely poisonous. This will be an issue when these devices are retired, when people junk their stuff instead of have it properly recycled. Because of this I'm unwilling to buy anything that uses quantum dot tech.
Tkumpathenurple
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Knowing that it's an issue, couldn't you just dispose of it properly?
I'm sure most people don't buy tv's, keep them, then dispose of them. They usually go through a few hands before being disposed of.
e.g. sell it, or passed on as a gift?
According to this Amazon leak PS4 Neo might come Oct 13 and cost 399...I mean 399 euros but they usually convert those directly to dollars.
http://en.yibada.com/articles/14243...o-2-1ghz-release-date-price-leaked-thanks.htm
Not a bad price.
The console must be essentially done/finalized for some time.
http://en.yibada.com/articles/14243...o-2-1ghz-release-date-price-leaked-thanks.htm
Not a bad price.
The console must be essentially done/finalized for some time.
I thought they didn't. Just more range, so the overall picture is darkened.
I could, yes, but undoubtedly many people would not bother to and would just toss them in a dumpster when it dies/they're done with the thing.
Technewsreader
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I really wonder what games they will show off prior to its release.
I also wonder if they will show side by side comparisons at all.
I also wonder if they will show side by side comparisons at all.
Michellstar
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Not too long ago (10 years...), there were not many value LCD based TVs.
Give it some time, it will happen. It's the way consumer electronics work. Hopefully we can also get OLED screens down to $1k territory relatively soon.
Kinda off topic, What do you know about sony and samsung skipping all together OLED tech and going to develop another light emitting variant, was it qled or something similar??
With the closure of Evolution Studio, is the possibility of an enhanced DriveClub none existent at this stage? All that game needs is some decent AF and AA so it can reach truly prodigious level like those photomode shots. And what would The Order look like with 2.3x of gpu power! As we approach closer to the Neo announcement I can't help but to masturbate on those thoughts.
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What aspect is it about HDR that introduces lag?
Lazy tv engineers™.
It seems that the main problem of HDR is:
1, HDR can be affected severely by small amount of ambient light.
2, HDR TV requires max backlight and contrast (and much more power)
However, in general home environment there is always ambient light, and many people are not used to watch TV at max backlight.
I am curious how much advantage does HDR still have for common use (eg. backlight 5~7 with some ambient light)?
I'd be more concerned about the power draw.
I thought there were two specs for hdr - one for oled, which basically pushed black level lower, and one for led tvs that pushed the brightest levels higher. Basically the same contrast, but from different starting points.
If they can't make it suitable for an average room with a 60W equivalent light-bulb, they're going to have a difficult time with it. I'm kind of curious if there's not a way around it through calibration.
Not sure why hdr would have more display lag. It would have to be caused by some kind of image processing.
I thought there were two specs for hdr - one for oled, which basically pushed black level lower, and one for led tvs that pushed the brightest levels higher. Basically the same contrast, but from different starting points.
If they can't make it suitable for an average room with a 60W equivalent light-bulb, they're going to have a difficult time with it. I'm kind of curious if there's not a way around it through calibration.
Not sure why hdr would have more display lag. It would have to be caused by some kind of image processing.
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