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$779 at DSE THANKS salman679.
Now to find some 4K content to watch….oh wait…cant find any…
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We all do..
Any chance this does higher than 60hz at 1080p when hooked up to a PC?
According to specs it does 2160p at 60Hz so it should also be capable of doing that for 1080p.
What I mean is, the seiki 40" 4k tv can do 120hz at 1080p… would be sweet if this tv can too as I care not for 4k but having higher hz is great for gaming :)
Oh, gotcha, should have read your comment more carefully. Don't know.
there is an easy way to tell.
If it can't do 3D there is no chance it will do 120hz with the exception being if its a generic brand where anything can happen.
60 Hz is the fastest I can set it for on 1080p using the ASUS GTX-970. This is likely to be the TV's limit.
thanks, I guess the wait continues xD
Just want a 40" 120hz tv >__<
Very likely.
very tempting as a monitor or bedroom tv.. though I think I'll wait see what 2015 has to offer.
I dont see what the problem is whether content is available now or not.
Average life span of a telly for one reason or another is probably 3 - 5 years.
If you think there will be content available in that time and you think you would like to view that content and you need the tv now then it sounds like a good buy considering the price of alternative similar 1080p tvs that are also available now.
If you answer no to any of the above then maybe save a few pennies and go for a cheaper option.
If you think there will be content available
There won't be.
You think they can roll out 4K broadcasting, film and web streaming in the next 3 - 5 years when FHD is still not a broadcast standard and has a miniscule presence on the web a decade after its large-scale introduction?
no i certainly dont believe there will ever be tv broadcast in 4k but i do believe there will be movies available either on hard drive or a new form of disc. Streaming in this country maybe , maybe not…….either way not for me to decide , I'm not in the market for a new tv just yet.
It's down to $698 at The Good Guys now, for everyone who missed the ebay promo.
that's pretty kool