Samsung shows off 98inch and 110inch 4k tv

[Brightstar]

if you think 85inch was big then samsung is pushing it to the limit with a 98inch and 110inch 4k tv !

can someone tell me how you get a 110inch tv into a house ?

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2423993,00.asp

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Brightstar

if you think 85inch was big then samsung is pushing it to the limit with a 98inch and 110inch 4k tv !

can someone tell me how you get a 110inch tv into a house ?

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2423993,00.asp

Take window out, quite easy!

[Brightstar]

I am happy with 1080p

[Steedeel]

I was happy with dvd quality until I saw bluray.

You will want it eventually

[BLMN]

$40.000 for the 98" one. oh boy, we can only dream

[Brightstar]

Originally Posted by Steedeel

I was happy with dvd quality until I saw bluray.

You will want it eventually

I am sick of upgrading again and again plus its too expensive

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Brightstar

I am sick of upgrading again and again plus its too expensive

It's what I do. Love tech.

[vargo]

I am in the market for a 97" TV but 98" is just too big..

[bluearth]

Times are changing

I remember when a 25" tube TV was considered HUGE

When Sony started making 40" tube TVs I thought that was as big as they would ever get

Then came the massive 60" projection TVs. Of course I thought that was as big as it gets.

Now I see 70" TVs on sell everywhere, alot of them thin as a dime

Who knows, in 10 years we could all have 80-90" 4k TVs. No reason why they couldnt be affordable then, 70" LEDs were going for $999 on black friday

[ZoetMB]

Originally Posted by vargo

I am in the market for a 97" TV but 98" is just too big..

No, you should go for the 98". When you first get the 97", it will seem way too big but after living with it for a while, it will seem too small. Go for the 98".