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He’s already got 4k cameras with night filters installed there, now he needs a good “monitor” for it...
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INKSPE 5 metres away you watching in the Butlers accommodation?Originally posted by tazdevil View PostWhat new TV?
I like the Samsung as the LG OLED is actually too thin and looks warped to my eye
Should I go 4K with the QE65Q95T with the invisible one connect cable or 8K splendour with the QE65Q800T, both on the wall connected to separate 5.1 surround and I sit ~5m away? Only £300 difference to upgrade to 8K although its not the top 8K they sell.
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It's a fine call because it's very little money extra but I'd personally stick with the 4k one. No content out for 8k yet so I want something that's designed for what is out there, not designed ahead of its' time if that makes sense. Probably completely wrong but it's what I think.
One thing I don't get though... What's all this 65" nonsene? INKSPE... begone to mumsnet with you and take your tiny tellys with you....
QE85Q950TS or GTFOLast edited by northernladuk; 20 November 2020, 11:57.
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I'm following the advice of AtW
8K upscaling may be good but its an awful lot of extra pixels to invent and 8K content won't be around in quantity for a while. I can also get the 4K model with the wall mount included and the one connect box makes for a neat installation and no doubt should be able to bag a deal next Friday
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I went through this angst in 2019 - OLED vs QLED and the only QLED that impressed was Samsung 8k flagship model but it was a serious amount of money so I went for a Panny 65" OLED (which is a LG panel anyway)Originally posted by tazdevil View PostWhat new TV?
I like the Samsung as the LG OLED is actually too thin and looks warped to my eye
Should I go 4K with the QE65Q95T with the invisible one connect cable or 8K splendour with the QE65Q800T, both on the wall connected to separate 5.1 surround and I sit ~5m away? Only £300 difference to upgrade to 8K although its not the top 8K they sell.
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QE65Q95T or QE65Q800T
What new TV?
I like the Samsung as the LG OLED is actually too thin and looks warped to my eye
Should I go 4K with the QE65Q95T with the invisible one connect cable or 8K splendour with the QE65Q800T, both on the wall connected to separate 5.1 surround and I sit ~5m away? Only £300 difference to upgrade to 8K although its not the top 8K they sell.Tags: None
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