:-) You thinking of updating your "flat screen" TV & go for bigger & better?

[lynn_ha]

You thinking of updating your "flat screen" TV & go for bigger & better?

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You thinking of updating your "flat screen" TV & go for bigger & better?
The curved screen is amazing!
4K Smart TV
What brand will you buy & what size screen are you contemplating?


I f you do decide to upgrade what do you do with your old flat screen?

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[oldjones]

Recycle My Electronics

 

[Kirby2006]

If it ain't broke............

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

How many cable channels are actually broadcasting in 4k though??

 

[lynn_ha]

How many cable channels are actually broadcasting in 4k though??

Phil C. McNasty, good point, I never even considered that. Maybe someone here may have the answer?

 

[italianguy74]

I was never into resolution when it comes to tv's, I have standard 1080p led tv's and a low res projector. I actually prefer to watch movies on the projector with
its 110" image for the theater experience even though the resolution is poor under todays standards.

 

[futbolplaya]

Bought a 70 inch 4k and have never looked back. It does a great job of upscaling 1080p from non 4k sources and between PS4, Netflix and TSN/Sportsnet there's a decent amount of stuff on.

 

[GameBoy27]

I have a top of the line, last gen Panasonic Plasma which rivals the Pioneer Kuro as the best picture available. (CNET used the Kuro as the benchmark for the last 7-8 years). Only the new OLED TVs have a better picture. So I won't be upgrading anytime soon. It fits perfectly in my living room, complemented by a 7.1 surround system. Friend's are blown away by the picture quality. It's the deep blacks that make the difference over LED TVs.

 

[Insidious Von]

I still have my Samsung 1080p, it's paying for itself. It's connected to my Klipsch surround sound system, I' m not in a hurry to upgrade.

I tried to order an Amazon Fire from my account and was told it's out of stock. So far I haven't gotten any notice on when they'll have any - what's up with that?

 

[malata]

This one is too small for my entertainment center. But 8K is the way to go now.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

I'll wait for the 16K to come out

 

[zigma99]

I have an old Panasonic 720p Plasma and it still works great.
Have been thinking of upgrading, but dont see any reason to at the moment.

 

[Butler1000]

Once they do the total switch like they did with HD I will. But it was like what happened when they tried to push 3d within a few years. Consumers balked and said FU.

My present Sharp is ten years old and still works great. So no way do I need to upgrade.

 

[GameBoy27]

Once they do the total switch like they did with HD I will. But it was like what happened when they tried to push 3d within a few years. Consumers balked and said FU.

My present Sharp is ten years old and still works great. So no way do I need to upgrade.

My Panasonic Plasma is actually a 3D TV. But that's not why I bought it. In fact, I've never watched a 3D movie on it. Haven't even taken the glasses out of the package. I bought it because it was the best processor and picture at the time. It's my second plasma and I love the realistic colour tones, superb viewing angles (better than any LCD) and deep blacks. Great for watching sports. I did have it professionally calibrated, which helps any TV.

 

[IRIS]

I had panasonic plasma for 10 years( I loved it) and I got an LG OLED 55 3D with curvy screen a year ago for 1300 CAD. It was a very good deal and I'm so happy with this true black TV. Amazing for my eyes. I think this OLED TV-s are the best on the market.

 

[GameBoy27]

I had panasonic plasma for 10 years( I loved it) and I got an LG OLED 55 3D with curvy screen a year ago for 1300 CAD. It was a very good deal and I'm so happy with this true black TV. Amazing for my eyes. I think this OLED TV-s are the best on the market.

That's a great price. And yes, according to CNET, OLED TVs are the best picture on the market.

Oh, and I love your sig pic. What a lovely sight. Makes me hard in seconds every time I see it!