Christ, only just got 4k! Can see the difference but there's not actually much in 4k yet
The amount of money people waste on gimmicky TV's is mad.......I often take the piss out of one of my mates who always gets sucked in by the latest technology......3D, Ultra HD etc.
I switched to the non HD channel on his latest toy last week whist we were watching MOTD....he didn't notice!
In fact.....I'd challenge anyone to spot the difference in picture quality between a bog standard 40" screen for £200 & the all singing all dancing over-priced & over-hyped mugs telly of the same size........
Just more proof that lots of people have more money (probably debt) than sense.....
To be quite honest with you, I can tell a hell of a difference between HD and normal.
We don't have a top spec TV at all. A Philips 40" HD. It was about £300, but the difference between HD and normal is quite remarkable. We notice immediately if we have tuned into a normal channel rather than it's sister HD channel by mistake and sports is especially noticeable.
Maybe that's just our TV though.
I can tell a massive difference too, I have recently bought a new HD TV for the first time, and it has HD freeview built in, the difference between the HD and non HD channels isn't even close. Like Otis' mine isn't top spec either.
Christ, only just got 4k! Can see the difference but there's not actually much in 4k yet
Waste of money I think. Even with 4K if you're sitting 3 metres away from the screen you need a 75" screen for the eye to actually see any difference in the quality of the image. How big a TV will you need to get any benefit from 8K.
Probably be mainly commercial use, maybe massive screens as billboards or something like that.
My maths isn't brilliant, but I would guess 8k is twice as good as 4k.
Yep you can definately see a difference in quality but not ventured to 4k yet. I dont get all of these curved screens etc though, do they make the experience better??? Its all geared to people that watch films with surround sound rather than watching corrie on a monday night..
Yep you can definately see a difference in quality but not ventured to 4k yet. I dont get all of these curved screens etc though, do they make the experience better??? Its all geared to people that watch films with surround sound rather than watching corrie on a monday night..
I know this is a joke but there is nearly 4 times as many pixels in 8k as 4k.
Don't get curved, so much glare on the screen.
Then it should be called 16k.
Yep you can definately see a difference in quality but not ventured to 4k yet. I dont get all of these curved screens etc though, do they make the experience better??? Its all geared to people that watch films with surround sound rather than watching corrie on a monday night..
What I don't get is when they advertise 4k TV on normal TV channels ... Just like they did when they were promoting Dvd over vhs .. How can you tell the difference if you are watching the advert on the supposedly inferior device
And with specially designed previewsProbably use the trick they use in show rooms and whack the brightness up.