Ultra High Def 4K television

[strollingbones]

so from a flat screen to a curved screen

 

[flacaltenn]

If you're not into watching contents direct from DVD, you'll never see the diff.

Agreed, but I'd almost think that regular DVDs wouldn't even be good enough - probably have to go Blu-Ray before you'd notice a real difference.

Ah.. A Blue Ray snob.. Yeah. technically better. But in my house, I have to remind the daughter to watch "Real Housewives" on the HD channel. Because I didn't pay $400 more to watch SD stuff on all that equipment. If YOU can tell the diff --- that's great. But if it's ONLY you -- then it's YOUR TV and it isn't doing daughter or grandma a bit of good.

 

[leftwinger]

huh? a 50" only last two years and no good? EVERY TV ever had is working 10-20 years easily? All the way to goodwill in most case?

Repair man for VCR? another huh? they costed like $29 at end times........repairman? come on. I'm getting angry out here! I am going to have to break out my winter tights!

 

[Pop23]

is 4 k the price or what? i just have a flat screen....no real pedigree....
they are junk as someone said and you have to replace them about ever 3 years....and never buy shit the first year it comes out...let them trouble shoot it...and the price will get lower

I keep hearing that but I have a 7 year old Plasma and an LCD almost that old. Never had a problem with either. Plasma is an LG, LCD is Samsung (with an absolutely great picture).

Must be the luck of the draw.