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Go with 4K or stick with 1080p

Josey Wales · 2015-08-14 21:41:00

Hi, I'm starting to look into a new TV at the moment. I'll be going to a 55" screen and probably sticking with a flat screen model. Not sold on the curve yet. I was wondering though that people think about 4K. I know there is not a lot of content out there right now and unlikely to be any broadcast on TV for a quite a…

14-08-2015 9:41pm

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Josey Wales

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Hi,

I'm starting to look into a new TV at the moment. I'll be going to a 55" screen and probably sticking with a flat screen model. Not sold on the curve yet.

I was wondering though that people think about 4K. I know there is not a lot of content out there right now and unlikely to be any broadcast on TV for a quite a while. I was thinking of just going for a standard 1080p screen.

Would a 4K screen make normal content look better?

Thanks.

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#2 14-08-2015 9:45pm

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This image gets posted when these questions pop up.
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You'll get more for your money if you stick with 1080p and wait for UHD to mature.

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