HD, 4K, 8K - what’s next?

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Full HD, 4K, 8K - what’s next?

Do you have to have the latest TV technology? Is it important to you?

 

[Grungie]

It’s silly 8K is out, but 4K isn’t common.

Guess it shows how quickly the prices for the display technology went down faster than the technology to produce it.

 

[Cam]

I believe the bulk of my TVs are 4K, but it's really not a feature I get much use out of it. Seldom am I watching anything that is in 4K. It's mainly HD still. I'm not sure what's next. Maybe TVs that have more of a VR experience.

 

[Shortie]

I believe the bulk of my TVs are 4K, but it's really not a feature I get much use out of it. Seldom am I watching anything that is in 4K. It's mainly HD still. I'm not sure what's next. Maybe TVs that have more of a VR experience.

VR would make sense. It is popular now and many are looking into VR as well and if that was possible with TVs, it would be popular.

I still use HDMI at the moment despite having a TV that has the ability for 4K and knowing 8K is available now is crazy to me.

 

[Grungie]

I still use HDMI at the moment despite having a TV that has the ability for 4K and knowing 8K is available now is crazy to me.

HDMI supports 4K

 

[AjayJunkies]

I have top-end TV's, but the actual signal doesn't support 4K many times so the technology is wasted.

 

[KO896]

My TVs are really old! One of them might be HD.

 

[Grungie]

My TVs are really old! One of them might be HD.

As long as they still work right?

 

[bestwriter]

I have a smart TV but must admit I do not make full use of all the freatures out there.