yall are completely misunderstanding what @Codeine Crazy is saying
why in the fukk would you spend almost 2k for a tv that won't be worth half that in 2 years
can anyone honestly says there's a noticeable difference in >$1500 super high end tv's and an $800 tv
i just went into video/audio center around me today and they all look basically the same
some have marginally better color, but thats about it
better refresh rate is nice
not worth an extra $1000 doe
im not trying to hate but it imho new television technology is not worth the money
it's not like a computer where that extra money is going to something noticeable (processing power, hdd space, cooler running parts, touch integration, etc)
but get it how you live playaif i had the money i'd be wasting it all on new tech
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no doubt brehyall are completely misunderstanding what @Codeine Crazy is saying
why in the fukk would you spend almost 2k for a tv that won't be worth half that in 2 years
can anyone honestly says there's a noticeable difference in >$1500 super high end tv's and an $800 tv
i just went into video/audio center around me today and they all look basically the same
some have marginally better color, but thats about it
better refresh rate is nice
not worth an extra $1000 doe
im not trying to hate but it imho new television technology is not worth the money
it's not like a computer where that extra money is going to something noticeable (processing power, hdd space, cooler running parts, touch integration, etc)
but get it how you live playa
What you typed doesn't make a lick of fukking sense. Computer parts will be equally worthless in a couple years as TV tech. The $900 TV will be worth a lot less in as would a $3K TV.
How stupid do you have to be to think there isnt a difference between a LED and an OLED. LEDs cannot produce a true black color that alone is worth the extra money. There is a noticeable difference and its huge.
ARE REALLY THIS FUKKING DUMB TO THINK THERE ISNT A NOTICEBALE DIFFRERNECE BETWEEN a $900 TV and a $2000 TV
There is a huge difference between and OLED and led and there is a quite a NOTICEBALE DIFFRERNECE between a 1080p and a 4K set.
Why is computer parts justifiable(which are the one of the tech that advances rapidly) for sometimes marginal differences but other tech isn't?
Just because it's not worth it to you doesn't mean it's worth for someone else
And if you are disliking it because you can't afford it then get the duck out this thread
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Geek talk broyes there's a difference but not a big difference
nikka said true black
"guys come over to my place, my tv has true black!! you don't know what black looks like until you see my tv turn completely off in certain parts
i just feel like tv's are just a tv, like who really cares about a tv, as long as it looks nice what does it matter if there's another hundred rows of pixels
i was buggin about the price drop but i guess im biased towards computers. tv's are tv's, computers are more useful and the money is more well spent imo
Just bought a 4k TV for $997I dunno about buying 1080p tvs in 2015. We living that 4K life now
breh I feel u the 4K was my missionI dunno about buying 1080p tvs in 2015. We living that 4K life now
but then I saw it side by sideand I'll be damn if this ain't the one I was gonna get
I read the motion blur on the tv is bad. What do you think of it?
What the hell is that ?
When the tv image gets pixelated and discordant looking as things are moving fast on the screen.
