You know I use to love the whole 3D phase. I know it just kinda died out. But the same seems to be with 4K. I mean it seems like it's not really accepted at all. Shoot we have a 4K tv and I don't think I have ever watched anything 4K on it. The stores sell very few 4K movies or shows. It reminds...
So I have a question. Is it better to buy a 4k computer monitor, or buy a 4k tv and use it for your computer monitor? Can you still do that these days? Would it be better to use a computer monitor for your monitor or can you use a tv as a monitor is I guess what I am trying to ask?
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In addition to delivering content in up-to 3840x2160 resolution, the Ultra HD Blu-ray format enables delivery of a significantly expanded color range and allows for the delivery of high dynamic range (HDR)...
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So I finally saw my first 4k tv this weekend at Best Buy. Was it amazing? Not really. Was is sharper? Yes. But I really liked the new curved tvs that they have out now. That was neat.
Do you think this will be the next big thing? I know it's starting to ramp up. I can't imagine anything sharper than 1080p. I know HD was a step up from SD, but come on. How more clear can it get?
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