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Apr 29 2015 08:48am
Surfing and came across this

Panasonic 65" LED 4k UHDTV 2160p 120hz Smart
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/panasonic-65-class-64-1-2-diag--led-4k-ultra-hd-tv-2160p-120hz-smart-3d-hdtv-black/3924033.p?id=1219094473286&skuId=3924033

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2400 BLS (Back Light Scanning) Technology
Delivers sharpness, clarity and contrast with virtually no image blur, making it easy to enjoy sports, movies and more in crisp, bold detail.

Share memos and more with the TV while away from home

Remote Sharing lets you send video memos, messages and other information to my Home Screen through smartphones and tablets, even while you're out and about.

View useful information, even while the TV is off
Info Bar uses a proximity sensor coupled with the TV's camera to display info, such as weather forecasts, message notifications and the time, without requiring you to turn on the TV.

Use your voice to easily find the content you desire

Voice Assistant lets you search for your favorite content in a natural, conversational way, putting you in control of your entertainment experience.


Sounds very cool lol

This post was edited by itzpookiie on Apr 29 2015 08:48am
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not sure if big tv or short ladies for effect
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not sure if big tv or short ladies for effect


Both
Basically same method I use to make my penis look big

Quote (stupidkid282 @ Apr 29 2015 02:45pm)
The TV or the ladies?


Both

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Apr 29 2015 09:12am
I wouldn't do 4k quite yet. Most HDMI's will only do 30 hz and may include 1 HDMI that does 4k at 60 hz.
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Quote (Mastrshok @ Apr 29 2015 03:12pm)
I wouldn't do 4k quite yet. Most HDMI's will only do 30 hz and may include 1 HDMI that does 4k at 60 hz.


Accessories like better HDMI cords can be bought though
It would only be a problem if that's what it took and none of those HDMI's were made available
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Apr 29 2015 09:22am
Quote (itzpookiie @ Apr 29 2015 09:19am)
Accessories like better HDMI cords can be bought though
It would only be a problem if that's what it took and none of those HDMI's were made available


It's the HDMI ports themselves sadly -_- . If I remember right most TV HDMI ports are 1.3 maybe 1.4 which can only do 24 hz at 4k. You'll be luck to get a TV with HDMI 2.0 which is 4k at 60 hz.

I probably look at things differently. I would be more likely to get a TV if they all had at least HDMI 2.0 ports for the sake of longevity.
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Apr 29 2015 09:29am
Quote (Mastrshok @ Apr 29 2015 03:22pm)
It's the HDMI ports themselves sadly -_- . If I remember right most TV HDMI ports are 1.3 maybe 1.4 which can only do 24 hz at 4k. You'll be luck to get a TV with HDMI 2.0 which is 4k at 60 hz.

I probably look at things differently. I would be more likely to get a TV if they all had at least HDMI 2.0 ports for the sake of longevity.


I did not know this at all
Will definitely keep an eye out
Are you saying there are little to no 4k TV's available with this port?
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Quote (itzpookiie @ Apr 29 2015 09:29am)
I did not know this at all
Will definitely keep an eye out
Are you saying there are little to no 4k TV's available with this port?


I'm sure it will vary by brand. I know that depending on the model they should (hopefully) give you at least 1 HDMI 2.0 port. I looked at a few Vizio's before and the 4k model on display at Walmart. They mark their HDMI's very well and I know that 4k tv model included one 2.0 HDMI port.

They are starting to release their 2015 models which may include 2 ports this time. Although I haven't looked into Samsung, Panasonic etc. TV's for their ports.
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Quote (Mastrshok @ Apr 29 2015 03:36pm)
I'm sure it will vary by brand. I know that depending on the model they should (hopefully) give you at least 1 HDMI 2.0 port. I looked at a few Vizio's before and the 4k model on display at Walmart. They mark their HDMI's very well and I know that 4k tv model included one 2.0 HDMI port.

They are starting to release their 2015 models which may include 2 ports this time. Although I haven't looked into Samsung, Panasonic etc. TV's for their ports.



I don't know when they will REALLY start to air 4k but I will need 2 ports
1 for my ps4 and 1 for home entertainment/satellite
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I don't know when they will REALLY start to air 4k but I will need 2 ports
1 for my ps4 and 1 for home entertainment/satellite


Yeah having at least 2 would be nice. I would be surprised to start seeing 4k content in the near future since a few tv stations switched to "HD" not too long ago. The new display port iterations are more than capable of handling 4k but of course it's PC and a few mobile devices.

The higher end TV's that i've seen are starting to include 5 HDMI ports but at least 1 port with HDMI 2.0 or 2.0a assuming to save on cost both days. If I were to take a guess we won't see a new HDMI port iteration until 2016 or so.
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