LG Announces New Batch Of 4K TVs Ahead Of CES

[Guest]

New display technologies and an upgraded smart TV platform are some of the additions to a new generation of 4K TVs.

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[whiteodian]

$99,999.99 isn't insane. It is a bargain. Look at this Samsung that sells for a whopping $120,000. http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-UN105S9-Curved-105-Inch-Ultra/dp/B00L403O8U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419980663&sr=8-1&keywords=samsung+120000

The Samsung did receive some good reviews. Please read a few.

 

[Quixit]

Where are you buying TVs? The 40UB8000 is currently being liquidated all over, you can actually find it under $600. I suspect that by next December that almost all TVs will be 4K, It's more expensive to make a 4K screen that's 15" but for a 50" screen it's pretty easy. The pixel density is lower than a lot of 1080 laptop screens.

I'm waiting for a 45"-50" 4K IPS from a decent manufacturer (Like LG, Samsung, Sony or Sharp) for less than $1000. Now that's the sort of screen I want to have for the next 10 years. I figure I'll be able to pick one up within a year. Heck LG might announce it at CES and I'll pick it up just before they announce the next model in December 2015. The TV makers seem to be falling over each other to offer huge sets at low prices.

 

[GameLifter]

I want a new OLED model to come out. One like the 55EC9300 but with the minor flaws fixed.

 

[sea monkey]

the company said boot time is increased by 60 percent

Yay?

 

[MustSee4KTV]

I also want an OLED model, but it has to be 4K and non-curved.

 

[mrjhh]

No HDMI 2.0 yet? I thought that was supposed to come out by the end of 2014.

 

[GameLifter]

I also want an OLED model, but it has to be 4K and non-curved.

I would prefer it not be curved as well. I plan to game on it so 4K isn't a requirement for me. Also, it would be out of my price range, lol! Speaking of gaming, I hope the next batch of TVs have better gaming features like low input lag and maybe even some form of blur reduction technology like backlight strobing but that's wishful thinking.

 

[BulkZerker]

@ gamelifter
You want low input lag stay below 32". That's just basic physics; and cannot be changed, even with a higher refresh rate. Smaller screens = less distance for screen refresh = lower input lag.

 

[GameLifter]

@ gamelifter
You want low input lag stay below 32". That's just basic physics; and cannot be changed, even with a higher refresh rate. Smaller screens = less distance for screen refresh = lower input lag.

Never knew that about screens. Thanks for the info! It looks like I'll have to live with higher input lag with whatever TV I decide to get.

 

[EasyLover]

When will 4kTV market saturate or matures and prices can be lowered?

 

[GameLifter]

When will 4kTV market saturate or matures and prices can be lowered?

There are already 4K TVs out there that are fairly cheap depending on your price range. I guess it depends on the brand, size, and quality, etc.

 

[EasyLover]

Oki. Let me re-phrase my question: Whyen will 4kTVs will be available in market at prices at which we are getting Full HD TVs.

 

[jujuvivi]

@ gamelifter
You want low input lag stay below 32". That's just basic physics; and cannot be changed, even with a higher refresh rate. Smaller screens = less distance for screen refresh = lower input lag.

Normal you never heard about it GameLifter, this is complete BS.

 

[red77star]

When i see 4K tv with 120 or 144Hz refresh rate call me...in meantime I call it garbage because of its price.