J G Miller
2013-01-11 19:23:28 UTC
Well if you thought USD 10 000 was a bit steep for a new OLED TV
which only does fully HD 1920x1080p, the first 4k ultra HD TVs
are on the way at a mere USD 25 000
<http://arstechnica.COM/gadgets/2013/01/red-has-a-4k-player-for-the-coming-wave-of-4k-ultra-hd-tvs/>
Time to start saving those pennies, or just get a credit card limit extension,
and think of taking that recently purchased now obsolete flat screen TV to
the land fill ...
Chris Foreman was paid to write "I can't help but want one."
which only does fully HD 1920x1080p, the first 4k ultra HD TVs
are on the way at a mere USD 25 000
<http://arstechnica.COM/gadgets/2013/01/red-has-a-4k-player-for-the-coming-wave-of-4k-ultra-hd-tvs/>
Time to start saving those pennies, or just get a credit card limit extension,
and think of taking that recently purchased now obsolete flat screen TV to
the land fill ...
Chris Foreman was paid to write "I can't help but want one."