Who is going to buy Sonys TV XBR-84X900 4K LED TV 24,999?

[keefy]

Gimme the winning lottery numbers

[claud3]

I bet PSU would get dozens of members fighting over this T.V if they give it away in a tough Competition contest

[Completely Average]

I bet PSU would get dozens of members fighting over this T.V if they give it away in a tough Competition contest

That would be the only way I would even consider it.

I don't see the point of spending that much money for a TV set when NOTHING uses the higher resolution. It would make more sense as a PC monitor because the PC is the only thing on the market that can come close to the resolution of the TV set. By the time you start seeing movies and television broadcasts that use such a high resolution the OLED sets will be as cheap as current LEDs, so you may as well just save your money and wait for the inevitable price drops.

[MonkeyClaw]

That would be the only way I would even consider it.

I don't see the point of spending that much money for a TV set when NOTHING uses the higher resolution. It would make more sense as a PC monitor because the PC is the only thing on the market that can come close to the resolution of the TV set. By the time you start seeing movies and television broadcasts that use such a high resolution the OLED sets will be as cheap as current LEDs, so you may as well just save your money and wait for the inevitable price drops.

Very true! Remember when garbage like this was consider the top HDTV tech and had little to no content?

http://www.retrevo.com/search?q=RCA+...modelid=404722

[TetanossauroRex]

Poor people will buy those 4K TVs for sure.

[TGO]

Wait there a Sony 4k player at CES too, the rep was talking about over a 150 films have been mastered in 4k ( afterall film is 4k and higher)
But the player had Skyfall, Total Recall & The Amazing Spider Man pre installed or something
Anyway this reminds me of 1080p/HD, people was saying the samething
The rep said it wouldn't go mainstream for another 5 year's anyway
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[EMAGDNIM]

I'm personally waiting for the true 4K projectors to drop below $10K (Right now they are about $18K street). I'll be in for one at that price point.