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They may be marketing pixels "more is better", but they are selling content. Customers come, and remain because of content. Bad content at 4k is still bad conte
by joshuak 9y ago
They may be marketing pixels "more is better", but they are selling content. Customers come, and remain because of content. Bad content at 4k is still bad content.
It's true good image quality does help, but my point is they already have both simply by specifying the delivery requirement.
What they are doing is more like a company that says they won't buy software that's written on anything other than emacs, or Notepad.
- ams6110 9y agoI don't and will never own a 4K TV, but having seen it at friends' houses I think image quality can go too far. It is so "uncanny" vivid and sharp it's distracting. Maybe because I grew up with NTSC when a 20" TV was a "big" television, but I can't watch the 4K stuff without getting queasy.