What "K" will you draw the line at?

[spider-neil]

I wonder if an 8K TV would mean 4k 3D. Also, 12 bit TVs. If all that happens are a reasonable price I might be tempted.

[JohnAV]

Originally Posted by spider-neil

I wonder if an 8K TV would mean 4k 3D. Also, 12 bit TVs. If all that happens are a reasonable price I might be tempted.

The 4K 3D is a no go. But I wouldn't rule out going to 12 bits panels as 8K becomes more mainstream. 12 bits are regulated to only professional video mastering displays currently but given that it will be a long time for anyone to needs the resolution of 16k the TV vendors are limited in the directions they can enhance a product.

I see VR and holographic TV's are the direction 3D has moved to by the industry.

Example

Looking Glass Holo-Display angesehen (CES 2020) - YouTube