Samsung Outs World's First Curved Ultra HD LED TV

[exfileme]

Ever more UHD and OLED TVs are rolling out this week.

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[invlem]

Right now its OLED or 4k... retarded if you ask me. Why would I get a 4k TV using LCD technology that's dated...

When OLED and 4k come together as one product (and 4k actually has supporting media to watch), I'll buy into this stuff, until then what I have is plenty good.

 

[soldier44]

I will have a 4K desktop display before I have a 4K TV. $K also won't take off into mainstream until you see the TVs in Walmart for under a grand.

 

[eklipz330]

id rather have neither, they both have their early adopter problems

 

[Justin Hill]

5-7k for a television... no thank you.

 

[IndignantSkeptic]

I need 4K, 120Hz, OLED, passive glasses or no glasses 3D, and no curve, or no deal. Save the damn curve for VR headsets. What's wrong with these damn people. I don't want TV shows and movies to look distorted on my screen so stop this obsession with curving your TV screens!

 

[edogawa]

People seem surprised how expensive the new high resolution televisions are when 1080P televisions were once very expensive too, now you can get a 1080P TV for as low as 300. It will take at least 3-4 years before we see these televisions in acceptable price ranges.

 

[digiex]

There comes a time when displays have more resolution than the human eye.

 

[geronimo8]

Wouldn't it be hard to watch on it with relatives/friends?

 

[Shaun o]

What came first the chicken? or the egg.
What`s the point of having a 4k tv if you cannot watch 4k content with it?

And have to wait 2 years or more to use the facility or feature.
It`s just plain stupid.