Name some others then.....
All desktop Macs for instance. I can GUARANTEE that the PC you build for the same money will be 1.5 times faster and ∞ times more configurable and updatable.
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Apple Working on 4K 'Ultra HD' Television Set for Late 2013 or Early 2014 Launch?
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All desktop Macs for instance. I can GUARANTEE that the PC you build for the same money will be 1.5 times faster and ∞ times more configurable and updatable.
No, ITV is. Only the BBC gets a "the" in front of it, as well as similar crown-owned broadcasters like the CBC in Canada and the ABC in Australia.
The iTV is just something that doesn't exist at all.
All desktop Macs for instance. I can GUARANTEE that the PC you build for the same money will be 1.5 times faster and ∞ times more configurable and updatable.
Speed is not everything. Do you always go for the fastest car with the cheapest parts? I also have built many PC's, so there is nothing you can tell me there.
There is very little HD content here in the UK, on Virgin Media there are 6 (!!!) channels on the XL package. And even if you subscribe to more channels, most of it is upscaled crap. On a 4K telly this would look rubbish. So in real terms the world is not ready for 4K TV yet. We haven't adapted to HDTV yet, most HD content is already upscaled. And with some IPs cutting the amount of data you can download (i.e. Telekom in Germany) 4K is not yet ready for the masses.
How close?
And more importantly what is the average couch to screen distance?
See the problem?
yeah, right! there isnt much content available for the 4K TVs and they are too pricey at this time, not a good idea.
make a TV using the not-so-popular-tech-right now and then sell it for $20,000. absolutely genius, another way to screw us.
Actually the importance of the graph is on the left side where with higher resolution you can get closer to the screen. The farther away your are the less the effect is noted. It's when you get close that resolution really makes a difference. What I think these higher and higher resolution screens will actually offer is moving towards interactive walls in small office or apartments where multiple "windows" can be manipulated around or the entire desk surface becomes a very high resolution desktop.
Let your imaginations run wild. 9'x5' tables where different people can be interacting, playing games, pushing images around ... in short being able to have a card table that becomes a backgammon table or wild video game all with a wave of the hand and the users are sitting at it only a foot or so away.
apple TV rumors never end, i've been hearing them for about 4-3 yrs, but nothing happened there is no apple TV, why dont you guys give up. apple is not interested in the TV industry