Any 4k TV now/soon that supports all the features?

[EliteRetard]

I saw the Anandtech 4K TV guide, does anybody have a list of TV's that check all the features?

I know they mentioned the Hisense TV in the article (it's the right size range for me), but it's missing some 4k features. I'm willing to spend more than the $600 to get something that will truly last 5+ years and work with everything that comes out in the next few years. Lets say $1,000 for a 45-55" TV.

I don't want/need "smart TV" features or 3D tech, all the money should go towards getting the best TV/picture possible.

Side note, I would like to use the TV as a monitor with a laptop for AutoCAD and drafting software (primary reason for 4k). Minor TV calibration will be done by eye with simple online test pages (like lagom lcd test).

 

[EliteRetard]

Looks like there are no such sets yet, at any price?

 

[ElectricD]

Looks like there are no such sets yet, at any price?

The Samsung SUHD sets are to my knowledge the only "reasonably" priced 4K TVs that have 10 bit panels and HDR support.

The 55" JS8500 starts at around $2000.

The problem is that the HDR spec has yet to be finalized. Samsung is advertising all of the SUHD sets as being HDR-ready, with supposed firmware updates later this year when 4K Bluray arrives.

Sony does have have a few 10 bit panels, but they are flagship models (such as the 940C which runs around $8,000).

As far as 4K/60 HZ 4:4:4 support, you may want to check avsforum. They have a thread were people are listing which panels support 4:4:4.