- Oct 11, 2000
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I was in Selfridges in London and I think I saw this monster: http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/19/lg-84-inch-ultra-definition-4k-hdtv/ it was just immense.
I saw a few 65" from various Panasonic, LG, Samsung etc. But once I saw the 84" 4k it was like comparing the 1080p image to VGA . The sheer size of the 84" and the seriously impressive 4k image was amazing. It was my first experience seeing a 4k image on a big screen.
They had still images and time lapse videos. They didn't have any normal film samples or anything like that but from the demo I saw it was impressive. The detail and resolution was on another level, as it should be.
It was for sale at £22.5k. I think if these drop to about £3-5k in 3-5yrs I can see myself getting one for my living room. Hopefully by then will have more 4k media about. Can't wait.
Koing
I saw a few 65" from various Panasonic, LG, Samsung etc. But once I saw the 84" 4k it was like comparing the 1080p image to VGA . The sheer size of the 84" and the seriously impressive 4k image was amazing. It was my first experience seeing a 4k image on a big screen.
They had still images and time lapse videos. They didn't have any normal film samples or anything like that but from the demo I saw it was impressive. The detail and resolution was on another level, as it should be.
It was for sale at £22.5k. I think if these drop to about £3-5k in 3-5yrs I can see myself getting one for my living room. Hopefully by then will have more 4k media about. Can't wait.
Koing