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Wow, You Can Actually Afford This $1300 50-inch 4K LED HDTV
4K TVs are visual deliciousness in a box but are a little (to put it lightly) out of reach for peasants like us as they come with a price tag either equal to the cost of a car or are only considered cheap because they’re graciously not priced like a car. Eyegasms ain’t cheap friends. But one company whose name I’m not even sure how to pronounce is trying to change the whole damn game. SEIKI has a 50-inch 4K TV for only $US1300. Yeah.
Every Apple Product Supposedly In The Works
Did you hear the latest rumour about Apple’s “explorations” into a Dick Tracey-like smartwatch that’ll soon be attaching itself to everybody’s wrists? It’s coming soon. Or never. But it’s just another one of an avalanche of products Apple is rumoured to have in the works. We’ve rounded up everything Apple’s supposed to have in the pipeline. If even half of them are true, Cupertino’s got its hands full.
Stop Calling The Next Generation Of HDTVs ’4K’. It Has A Proper Name Now
If 3D TVs failed to entice, chances are you’ve been hanging out for 4K (or “4096p”, if you want a direct comparison in pixels). The prices might be prohibitive today, with $US20,000-$US25,000 quoted for models from Sony and LG, but when you do eventually walk into Harvey’s (or hit up your favourite price aggregator), you’re going to want to know the precise term — because it won’t be “4K”.
Sony’s Monster 4K TV Costs More Than A Car
Do you want the gargantuan, gorgeous 84-inch 4k TV Sony recently tempted us with? So do we. But are you willing to sell an organ for it? Official pricing is out now!
Samsung’s 75-Inch HDTV Is A Beautiful Beast
Cue the ohhing and ahhing. Yesterday, Samsung unveiled its new crown jewel — the ES9000, a 75-inch gorgeous giant of a TV. With a super-sharp display and a barely there bezel, it’s hypnotising.
Here Is The New Biggest LED TV In The World
Sharp’s LC-90LE745U has a long, unmemorable name. The LC-90LE745U costs $US10,000. The LC-90LE745U is 90 inches wide, making it the biggest LED LCD TV in the world, and it’s completely beautiful. The LC-90LE745U dominates your eyeballs.
UHDTV Gets Not One, But Two Specifications
720p? Positively archaic! 1080p? Eye-bleedingly bad! Throw away that old junk — the future belongs to Ultra High Definition television. If you thought the confusion between “HD” and “Full HD” was bad, it looks like you’re in for a bumpy ride in the future, with the International Telecommunications Union adopting two UHDTV specifications.























