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Northwest · M
If you're watching HDTV on a 4KTV, you're not going to notice the difference.
It's like taking your Maseratti on an inner city drive. You can only go legally 25MPH. On a race track you can take it to 150MPH. But if you take your FIAT 5000 to a race track, you're not going to get more than 80MPH out of it.
Content remains overwhelmingly HD these days. Just as SD was the norm a couple of decades ago. In a few years, most content will be 4K.
It's like taking your Maseratti on an inner city drive. You can only go legally 25MPH. On a race track you can take it to 150MPH. But if you take your FIAT 5000 to a race track, you're not going to get more than 80MPH out of it.
Content remains overwhelmingly HD these days. Just as SD was the norm a couple of decades ago. In a few years, most content will be 4K.
Spoiledbrat · F
I have both tvs but I don't pay attention. I'm perfectly happy with the resolution on my iPad. @Northwest