Not owning a television: c or d?

what 4k material are you watching?

most people suggested at the time that the difference from 2 to 4k would be minimal and stuff like HDR would mean much more

Ps4 pro

aaaah nice

It’s also hdr btw

the console for PRO gamers :P

yeah makes sense

how big is the screen?

In terms of movies, some of the new action ones do look better, but they’re only a handful

It’s only a 50 inch which is my only concern

I remember when a 27" screen was considered "big."

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50 looks small

But it might be bc we have a lot of 65+s all over work so im used to seeing those

i've had a 27-inch TV for the past 12 years and it still works/looks great. Once you output the sound to the stereo movies become VERY IMMERSIVE despite the screen size.

that said i have been kind of looking forward to the day it breaks so that i can get a 40-inch TV (the largest my living room will accommodate) - but i'm not in a rush; they still don't make OLEDs that size

Believe me, finding a small TV (21 inch and less) is much tougher than finding a large TV these days.

I haven't owned a television in over ten years, but I did get a projector early this year. Being able to watch movies on the side of a wall (or on the side of my garage) has improved things so much that I can't see ever getting a dedicated TV now.

i have don't even owned a tv since the mid 90s but i've been dreaming about getting a sound bar or something for my laptop

Second that projector motion
The only way to watch ghost in the shell at home