Sony Intros 65-inch Curved LCD-Based LED TV

[exfileme]

It's a world's first, and cheaper than competing OLED solutions currently on the market.

Sony Intros 65-inch Curved LCD-Based LED TV : Read more

 

[house70]

65 inch is too small for a curved screen, regardless of technology. There can be only one person seated in the "sweet spot", all the others will have to deal with a weird watching experience, where the visibility of the side nearer is actually worse than the farther side.

 

[UnitedExpress4180]

Why would I need or ever even want a curved screen? I don't see any way this is an improvement over current flat screen products.

 

[GoldenI]

Wait, so you're saying that I get a CURVED screen for $9,000 USD?!? ERMAGERHD, TAKE MY MONEY

 

[10tacle]

Agree with house70 - there is no way this TV can have a pleasurable viewing experience except the one seeing it dead on center. Further, three years ago a 65" HDTV was huge, but today, that's become just upper-mainstream and common. Finally, paying $4k for a 1080p TV when a year from now 4K TVs will be at or under this price for a comparable size, would be a stupid move.

 

[hakesterman]

There is no reson to even look at a 4K TV because your Cable provider isn't even going to provide 4K resolution for at least 6 more years. Media is outrageously expensive and is extremely limited.

 

[cmartin011]

"Sony's brand new f***ing peace of shit that doesnt do the thing its supposed to. They say its the biggest waste of your hard earned money in years..." any takers on who said this?

 

[athletics]

cable providers won't provide 4K res for at least 6 more years? I guarantee you there will be internet based 4K streaming in the next 2-3 years.

 

[agnickolov]

Sigh. This is just a LED-backlit LCD TV. Real LED TVs (Sony calls them Crystal LED to be distinguished from Organic LED) are 5-10 years in the future.

 

[doive1231]

USB 2.0. Pah

 

[master9716]

Bad move , why make it 65" when sharps been selling 70'' for a long time and people that have them dont want to downgrade in size.

 

[x2ruff4u]

You know instead of making curved TV's that only YOU can watch and your family suffers...why not try working on monitors!! The market is so little and now is the time to get into it. If I had the $ I would start up my own line and bring what the people want!