Anyone get one yet? I am looking at pairing my xbox one S with a KU6300 budget HDR Samsung tv.
Are there that many hdr games? i thought most of those were coming with scorpio?
Too early. I'm waiting this one out. All the manufacturers need a universal spec and some desirable content before I'm convinced.
Thankfully my plasma is still holding strong.
I am looking forward to it, though. HDR and the extended color are going to be much more exciting than 4K IMO.
I am in the market for one too. Probably this summer is when I will be able to afford it. In time for Scorpio.
A buddy of mine got the 65" LG OLED TV and it looks pretty damn good. I am a bit jealous.
The one I got is a budget HDR that doesnt quite have all the bells and whistles but will work supposedly for $600. You can spend 1k-15k to get some really awesome ones. I will report my findings once I test it out. It turns out I have no HDR games yet (bf1 never patched itself to have HDR as promised) but i might be able to HDR off of netflix or amazon.
OLED probably costs even more.
Let us know how you like it.
I saw your post over at AVS. Consider yourself stalked.
AVS still exists? I don't know if I've even been there this century, I kind of forgot all about the place. Although now that I think about it, I did re-visit that site a few times during the HD/Blu Ray battle. I especially liked that forum during the early days of TiVo and it was a godsend as high definition started to become a reality.
I use the board almost always for technology research. am a new poster there though, probably stop being one soon, just needed info on a tvAVS still exists? I don't know if I've even been there this century, I kind of forgot all about the place. Although now that I think about it, I did re-visit that site a few times during the HD/Blu Ray battle. I especially liked that forum during the early days of TiVo and it was a godsend as high definition started to become a reality.
I use the board almost always for technology research. am a new poster there though, probably stop being one soon, just needed info on a tv
So I will turn it on tonight, had some issues get in the way.
Something funny: it comes with composite cables.
like....really? Did I just make a mistake purchase? Why the heck would a TV come with those and not an HDMI cord in 2017?
I asked that question 20 years ago before going out and buying component cables. I just think of it as batteries not included. Or maybe they know that some videophiles will want to waste 800 bucks on Audio Quest Carbon HDMI Cables.
I am just going to assume my xbox one s cord is HDMI2.1 and use that
I think that it comes with a HDMI 2.0 cable.
Which is sufficient for what I am doing I assume?
Doesn't 2.0 support everything on the market ATM?
The industry, as fast as it moves at getting the new specs out, severely lags behind with the content. There is still very little 4K content, and it has been out what, 4-5 years already?
Those specs look great, but there is no way we see higher resolution content anytime soon...