Who’s going to afford this?
[doublepost=1568216464][/doublepost]If you had a view like that why would you need a TV?Who has a living room like that? I would love to have that view![]()
8K isn't even an option for many people. Until faster internet connections are ubiquitous, any investment in such tech is pointless. 4K can still have issues with slower internet connections.Doesn't matter, there won't be any 8K content to watch on it for 10 years.
Hell there isn't even enough 4K content to justify 4K TV's.
Someone answer me this: for the new LG, Samsung, Sony "Smart TVs" that have Apple TV pre-loaded, what exactly does that mean? Is it any different from having a standalone Apple TV box plugged into the HDMI port?
I am trying to understand if I need to upgrade my old Apple TV unit, or just buy a brand new TV with Apple TV pre-loaded.
Be my interior decorator. You have the vision, may, the courage.If I had a mountain chalet with a 30 ft panoramic window overlooking the Alps, the first and only thing I would put in front of it would be a giant TV.
I’ve never understood why 37% more surface area costs 6x more when it comes to TVs.
Who has a living room like that? I would love to have that view![]()
At the moment the LG TVs don’t have the Apple TV app. Just airplay 2 and HomeKit. Whether they will get it remains to be seen. So it might be prudent to buy a 4K Apple TV especially as you will get tv+ free for a year.
In terms of horsepower the Amazon app built into my 2019 65inch LG does 4K quite well although I noticed at the weekend it struggled with the live (presumably) 4K stream of the women’s US Open final. When I switched to my firestick the (presumably) 1080 stream was fine. Adding to the mix, the TV coped fine with the BBC 4K Centre Court coverage during Wimbledon.
My internet is 200mbps cable distributed via gigabit Ethernet.
No one in their right minds would put a tv in front of a view like that. What a stupid image.
You mean $10,000 fee right?Sure! For a $1000 Stand Fee.
Upconversion. You spend more money on TV's rather than getting cheaper ones for the image processing. So even without 8k content the image quality of existing content will look better.There's currently nothing in 8K to watch on it. And by the time there is, LG will want you to upgrade to a newer model in order to do so.![]()
I believe it's because of yields. The larger the panel, the larger the chance of a panel flaw. In turn, the price is higher to make up for the bad batches. At least, this is how it used to be.I’ve never understood why 37% more surface area costs 6x more when it comes to TVs.
for 30k it better get more than one year of support... LG has bad long term support from what I've seen and yeah for 30k it better have airplay 2