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This pair of hard-working delivery ladies have just pulled LG’s latest mega TV off the back of their lorry, bringing the world’s first home 4K super-resolution TV along with them.
The 4K, 3D-capable TV is an 84″ behemoth, which LG says is set to arrive around the world from this September. LG’s huge set runs at the cutting-edge 3840×2160 resolution, plus, of course, it has the ability to upscale existing media to that size. Else there’d be nothing to watch on it.
It also features all of LG’s current favourite technologies. It runs the company’s Smart TV apps, works with its Magic Remote and incorporates 3D Depth Control for adjusting the severity of the 3D effect. No mention’s been made of price yet, as that’s bound to be the only possible deal breaker. [LG]
me want…. i wonder how much i can sell my son for….
(joking!!!!)
I’d sell my wife for it!
(also joking in case she reads this
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ah, no, i would sell my wife for that… i would need a nanny though
Who needs a nanny when you have a 84″ 4K TV. Just sit your children in front of it and let them enjoy the view.
It’s all about super high vision! Now I’ve seen it, nothing else compares!
Agreed! I got home after seeing the demo of it the other week and could tell the difference watching Freesat HD of olympic swimming.
Great and we have zero content for it. (And very few edit suites that will actually handle it properly)
not wrong there.. not only do we have limited edit suites for content, we have limited ability to handle the file size for the TV industry, even Blu-rays will need to upgrade (at least you wont need to change the player, just the media and some firmware) dont get me wrong 4K will be amazing but TV is still catching up with HD, you would be shocked how much HD content is actually up-rezed SD and how much is also so compressed that its only just HD. Then there is still the issue of nothing being standardised yet like SD and this causes a lot of issues with overseas stuff and blending frames and interlace and audio variance etc.. TV might be great but other than the demo the industry has nothing to offer us for it..
There would be no shock here I promise. I’ve worked on “100%” HD shows where the most recent thing in them was shot in 1999. I’ve also seen VHS make it to air in an HD show and nobody queried it.