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We're...not, though? Sure, computer-based displays are supporting various DisplayPort standards more broadly all the time, but TV-based displays are still all-
by danaris 2y ago
We're...not, though?
Sure, computer-based displays are supporting various DisplayPort standards more broadly all the time, but TV-based displays are still all-in on HDMI, and the #1 reason (well, OK, the #1 reason is "because that's how it's been", but the #2 reason) is because the big TV/movie companies demand HDCP—DRM on the cable.
I'd love to see a big dumb TV and a set-top box or game console with a DisplayPort cable connecting them, but I don't actually expect that to happen any time soon.
- Marsymars 2y ago> I'd love to see a big dumb TV and a set-top box or game console with a DisplayPort cable connecting them, but I don't actually expect that to happen any time soon. It's a shame the Alienware 55" OLED gaming monitor (with DisplayPort) seems to have been a one-off.