TechRadar: TV is gearing up for another revolution in picture quality.
Today's 1920 x 1080 resolution Full HD TVs present us with an image of around 2 million pixels. But a new generation of screens are coming that deliver an 8 million pixel image.
These so called 4K Quad HD, or Super HD, displays, have a resolution of 3840 x 2160 (give or take), and can offer unprecedented picture clarity.
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interesting interesting, 2014 I see it consumer wide and adopted by the masses 2017
We dont need higher resolutions, just make what we have better. I love the fact that televisions, for the most part, are going to LED tv's. Make that tech better. I love the fact that apps are being built into the televisions. Find away to add more or enhance the ones that are there. I love the 240hz refresh rate of my television. Lets go for more.
Lets work on what we have so we can make products more affordable for the masses.
Good luck getting clean 4K details out of older films. Even at 1080p, it already takes a lot of time and money to clean the older films to look good at 1920x1080.
That's why so many Blu-ray movies look like crap.
4K has its purpose but will be limited to fewer films that have good details in the film and gone through serious remastering. Even for future films, not everyone will care about picture quality that is true 4K quality.
I doubt that I will see broadcast 4K video in my lifetime. Hell, my cable company can barely provide me with a watchable 1080i program due to pixelization and artifacting of the video.
The entire underlying structure of broadcast television will have to be redefined to allow 4K television.
I do not think it is time for 4k televisions. People are just getting their HD tvs.