Samsung's First Sub-$1000 4K TV Launching this Month

[Guest]

Samsung has expanded its UHD TV line, which now includes a 40-inch model for $999, a new curved model as well as a massive 85-inch set.

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[IndignantSkeptic]

I won't buy anything from Samsung after they were caught using PenTile screens.

 

[stormweaver1983]

Still waiting on the Vizio's promised at CES.

 

[asianteekay]

I won't buy anything from Samsung after they were caught using PenTile screens.

Its not like they're hiding the fact, or denying they are using PenTile. So why say they were caught? IF they are using PenTile screens in TVs, would you notice the difference ?

 

[ahmedkhalifa1999]

http/www.egprices.com/en/product/samsung-u28d590d-28-inch-ultra-high-definition-led-monitor--micro-labs
We already have a 4K monitor here in egypt for 5888EGP = $840

 

[Bondfc11]

Love the part where you can split the screen and do everything else but watch television. I remember when you only turned on the tube to just watch. Man chill with pushing tech that makes us all OCD/ADD junkies that cannot focus on one thing for more than 5 minutes at a time.

 

[alchemy69]

The ONLY reason to buy a 4k TV less than 70" in size is passive 3D and yet I see nothing about that on Samsung's spec page.

 

[SteelCity1981]

i'm not a fan of curved TV's they give off a bubble like view of a picture when you view content.

 

[schwatzz]

Of course this would be expected. Further price drops will be on the way soon. I think people these days are much more aware of the the technology trends and how eventually they all come down in price. Unless you're quite wealthy or just that guy who wants the latest technology as soon as it comes out, the average person will now wait for the new tech to drop in price.

 

[NightLight]

but do they play h.265?

 

[10tacle]

i'm not a fan of curved TV's they give off a bubble like view of a picture when you view content.

Yeah I was at worst Buy last weekend checking out 4K tech and saw the curved screens. I think that's a fad that will be short lived. The idea is that nobody gets a bad view off center but it distorts the display from any view. Not to mention viewing angles with a high quality IPS HDTV *have* wide viewing angles.