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Old 09-17-2015, 09:03 PM   #11
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8K sounds ridiculous. I'm very skeptical they would try to sell 8K TVs and movies in the future. 4K is already straining people's interest and the laws of diminishing returns. Even 4K enthusiasts are hyping up the color-depth as being the more interesting and noticeable part of the picture upgrade.

They're going to have to do something different when they try to move on from 4K. Like 3D holo-projection or something to impress people. There would be virtually no reason to buy an 8K TV for your home.
Twenty-thirty years ago a 21" living room tv was pretty big and a 32"-36" was really big and 50" rear projection were huge, appliance-sized beasts.

Today people are hanging 50" screens in their bedrooms.

Who knows what displays are going to look like in twenty years.
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