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Rastor posted:LG says their 2018 OLEDs will support 120Hz refresh and that their image processing is so much better that it's better than Sony When do these generally come out?
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Residency Evil posted:When do these generally come out? I believe you'll see the mainstream model (C8 rather than the B8 as that one has been gimped a bit) in the spring with the rest of the lineup in time for the world cup in the summer.
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Rastor posted:LG says their 2018 OLEDs will support 120Hz refresh and that their image processing is so much better that it's better than Sony Kinda sucks that it won't have hdmi 2.1 so no 4k 120hz pc monitor shenanigans.
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I’m not looking forward to a World Cup in a horrible time zone for me, with most the teams I like not being there. First World Cup I’m not gonna be able to watch properly so I’m just grumbling. Gone are the days where I had so much holiday time from work I could just watch every game in the middle of the time in bliss.
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Jan 8, 2018 21:41
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Incessant Excess posted:Man, that is one stupid looking stand, however, it's not even the worst one: Nividia said that they are targeting even the very large displays to be sitting on the desk. These are not intending to be living room TVs.
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bull3964 posted:Nividia said that they are targeting even the very large displays to be sitting on the desk. These are not intending to be living room TVs. Why does it have the shield and streaming features then?
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bull3964 posted:Nividia said that they are targeting even the very large displays to be sitting on the desk. These are not intending to be living room TVs. Why is this HP's press image then? 
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Incessant Excess posted:Why does it have the shield and streaming features then? Because the Shield is a Geforce Now platform. Rastor posted:Why is this HP's press image then? HP gonna HP. I'm just going by what Nividia said.
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Jan 8, 2018 22:11
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Incessant Excess posted:Note that this seems to lack a TV tuner, making it a big monitor rather than a TV. Which is sort of irrelevant because I haven't plugged a coaxial cable directly into my TV in 20 years -- even before cord cutting. And I imagine a lot of other people are in the same boat.
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I think probably nVidia saying "these are not intending to be living room TVs" can actually be translated as "we are not going to compete on price with other brands of TVs, these are XXXTREME GAMERRR products and there is an accompanying markup"
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Rastor posted:I think probably nVidia saying "these are not intending to be living room TVs" can actually be translated as "we are not going to compete on price with other brands of TVs, these are XXXTREME GAMERRR products and there is an accompanying markup" 65 inch full array local dimming alone means this thing won't be cheap. Gonna be interesting if they price it higher than a 65 inch C8 OLED.
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This thing owns: https://twitter.com/engadget/status/950487468930936833
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wandler20 posted:This thing owns: I love the idea of it only rolling out certain sections depending on activity. Also Samsung built a modular "microLED" panel for building custom screen sizes. The seem is not visible when content is playing. And microLEDs are self illuminated so they can obtain OLED picture quality. Of course it's CES so all grains of salt come with it. https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/1/7/16861790/samsung-the-wall-microled-modular-tv-announced-ces-2018
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For years now my dream TV has been an imaginary giant computer monitor. -Low latency. -Minimal image processing. -Instant on/no boot-up time for a bunch of apps I'll never use. For a split second I thought those Nividia based gaming TVs might fit the bill but now I'm afraid having an Nividia shield means slow start-up will still be a problem. I hate living in a future where I can't change the input on my TV because the drat thing is still booting up. Also they look tacky.
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:If you have the space and budget $400 seems to be the price point retailers are trying to hit for entry level 4k 55" screens. Sorry I should have said that I can't go above 40 or so, and 32 was my floor. Sounds like it's a solid size / price range to work with?
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BonoMan posted:I love the idea of it only rolling out certain sections depending on activity. The real issue with that display is density. They didn't make a 146" display for show at CES. That's the smallest size they can make for 4k. So, let's bin that with real QLED as promises that Samsung will deliver "sometime."
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Jan 9, 2018 02:24
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Where's my Razer tv damnit! I need it to look tackier so everyone knows I'm a hardcore PC gamer
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McCracAttack posted:For years now my dream TV has been an imaginary giant computer monitor. What kind of TV do you have that takes longer than 3 seconds to turn on? I didn't know that was a real issue.
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wandler20 posted:What kind of TV do you have that takes longer than 3 seconds to turn on? I didn't know that was a real issue. I know some newer RCA TVs take ~5 seconds to turn on and switch between inputs.
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HolyDukeNukem posted:Where's my Razer tv damnit! I need it to look tackier so everyone knows I'm a hardcore PC gamer Definitely needs more RGB LEDs
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Jan 9, 2018 06:13
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Zogo posted:I know some newer RCA TVs take ~5 seconds to turn on and switch between inputs.
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Jan 9, 2018 06:18
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wandler20 posted:What kind of TV do you have that takes longer than 3 seconds to turn on? I didn't know that was a real issue. I'd say my LG takes ~10 seconds to turn on. I don't really care but it's definitely more than 3.
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Jan 9, 2018 06:26
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3 seconds sounds about right for my Sony as well if I had to guess.
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McCracAttack posted:For years now my dream TV has been an imaginary giant computer monitor. You shouldn't worry too much about the shield component if their box is anything to go by, it's extremely quick to boot. I'd MUCH rather have that built in than any other smart TV stuff.
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Jan 9, 2018 07:29
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Katosabi posted:You shouldn't worry too much about the shield component if their box is anything to go by, it's extremely quick to boot. I'd MUCH rather have that built in than any other smart TV stuff. Yeah Shield should be a leap up from other Smart TV platforms, at least on a basic processing power / responsiveness basis. I'm guessing it will be in a sleep/standby mode as long as you keep the set powered.
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Jan 9, 2018 13:15
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Man, Nivida is sure reaping dividends from keeping their X1 processor in production for the Switch.
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What are the chances 2017 models of TVs go on sale/clearance in the next month or so? Hoping I can snag a x900e for cheap since CES just happened.
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Ouhei posted:What are the chances 2017 models of TVs go on sale/clearance in the next month or so? Hoping I can snag a x900e for cheap since CES just happened. Won't happen until the 2018 models are actually available to buy in stores.
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There's probably going to be sales for the Superbowl/olympics but I don't see them being any cheaper than what they were around Christmas.
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Panasonic and Sony announced UHD players with DV. They also both announced the update isn't coming till the summer. Oh for fucks sake. Why is Oppo the only one who hasn't pulled their update?
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I am officially Not Caring About HDR Formats until 2019 at the earliest, chasing early implementations just to have "everything" seems like short money. They're going to have the worst support for these formats of any hardware ever released. I'll care about it again when HDMI 2.1 hardware is stable.
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qirex posted:There's probably going to be sales for the Superbowl/olympics but I don't see them being any cheaper than what they were around Christmas. That might be enough. Right now the best deal is a refurbed 75" x900e for $2300, which seems like a better buy than a new x850e for $2300.
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qirex posted:I am officially Not Caring About HDR Formats until 2019 at the earliest, chasing early implementations just to have "everything" seems like short money. They're going to have the worst support for these formats of any hardware ever released. I'll care about it again when HDMI 2.1 hardware is stable. HDR owns and you should care. I'd take HDR over 4K. I don't care much about which one wins because my TV supports both.
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wandler20 posted:HDR owns and you should care. I'd take HDR over 4K. I don't care much about which one wins because my TV supports both.
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Yeah, HDR10 is pretty much all you need to care about. MAYBE HLG for YouTube and eventual broadcast. That gets you 98% of the way there. DV is just that last 2% on capable hardware. I am intrigued by Panasonic's new player that offers additional tone mapping on HDR10 content for low nit displays. That may be helpful for LGs OLEDs and HDR10 content since they don't get as bright. We'll see how it fares in real life. Since Panasonic offers an OLED based on LG's panel that doesn't have DV, it could end up being very well optimized for that use case.
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I just hate the grain of Netflix shows with DV. My 1080p sources without grain look way better.
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They still have the grain. DV has nothing to do with grain. 4k allows grain to be resolved better and HDR can highlight it, but those are separate things.
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Yeah Netlix 4K/HDR looks like garbage. I don’t even bother having a subscription with them.
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It's like I can't even show off my OLED with Netflix. I have to use Amazon Prime but there isn't nearly as many good shows.
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Last couple shows I've watched on Netflix that have HDR have looked good to me. Stranger Things S2, Punisher, and Chef's Table.
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