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06-11-2010, 06:20 PM	#1
JediFonger Blu-ray Guru Member since:Nov 2009 4K collection:248 Blu-ray collection:1350 DVD collection:144 Digital collection:1 Trading Score:47	Upgrade Exhaustion: Is The TV Industry Ripping Consumers Off? (Digital Trends article http://www.digitaltrends.com/talk-ba...consumers-off/ ^GREAT article why didn't they sit down in 1992 and spec out 16k, 16-bit color depths/color space, 3-D 16k per eye, 1terabit, 48-bit/384kHz 22.22 connection? i mean i'm just a simple man but even i could've done that. spec. it out, then wait for CE companies to 'catch up' to a spec.

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