LG launching 4K 84-inch TV next month

buy a car with that

If you have the money to burn on this TV, you *already have* a car, and a nice one, at that.

Originally posted by Bozobub:

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If you have the money to burn on this TV, you *already have* a car, and a nice one, at that.

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The Toshiba 55ZL2 promised much, was a more reasonable size at 55", offered glasses-free 3D, and cost less ($9000) but crucially, did not render 2160p signals - it was just internally upscaling 1080p content. If this is a native 2160p display it's a step in the right direction, but they need to produce these with some sensible panels first!

Originally posted by KillerBug:

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Originally posted by Bozobub:

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If you have the money to burn on this TV, you *already have* a car, and a nice one, at that.

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...and if you don't, you can get one...$20K will get you a slightly used Lotus or Porsche.

Of course, this is for people who wear rolex watches and buy $100,000 non-smartphones.

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Of course, this is for people who wear rolex watches

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20k for a slightly used Louts or Porche? huh?

Watching blu ray's on this would be like watching a dvd through a progressive scan tv on your 1080P tv. Remember those days? The picture looked like garbage for quite some time for those of us that bought 1080p sets when they first came out. Took several years for the upscaling chips to catch on.

I still have that tv actually. It's a sony 40" KDLV2500. Back in 2006. Almost pulled the trigger on an LED but I just can't get past the uneven clouding and ghosting.