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Tag Archives: 4K
UHD Blu-ray’s Narrow Opportunity Window
UHD Blu-ray’s Narrow Opportunity Window
The Coming 1K/2K to 4K Upconversion Disconnect
The Coming 1K/2K to 4K Upconversion Disconnect Or why I won’t buy a 4K TV – yet.
5 Reasons Not To Buy A 4K TV Just Yet
More reasons to delay your purchase of a 4K TV, which you can read at Huffington Post here.
Many Monstrous Notes at CES 2017
After experiencing CES, one gets the feeling that consumers are being inundated with too much new technology, far too much to comprehend or adopt. Read why here.
Posted in cell/smartphones, CES, Digital Technology Consulting, smart home, TV/4K/UHD
Tagged 4K, 8K, Amazon, Amazon Echo, Artificial Intelligence, Camera Drones, CES, Commercial Drones, Connected devices, Consumer electronics, Digital Tech Consulting, Drones, Smart TV, smartphones, Smartwatches, Televisions, Trade show, Video game systems, virtual reality
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A 360-Degree Video Future? Codec is Key
Today, encoding standard 6:9 4K video footage is well served by the newest codecs. But getting to a future of fully immersive 360-degree video recording is where encoding will go next. Read more here in this blog entry at Digital … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Technology Consulting, TV/4K/UHD
Tagged 360, 4K, 8K, AR, codec, HEVC, spherical, Video communication, Video compression, VR, VR Camera
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OLEDs Aplenty at IFA
Nearly every TV maker at IFA in Berlin displayed are UHD OLED sets, all using panels sourced from LG. Read who and why here.
UHD Blu-ray: A Niche of a Niche
Some of the UHD Blu-ray player suppliers who have dipped their toes into the new format pool are taking different approaches on selling a new packaged media format in a video landscape where fewer consumers will likely show much … Continue reading
How Will TV Makers Compete With VR?
For VR to go mainstream, there may need to be a non-helmet, group-sharing counterpart—wider TVs with paradigm-snapping viewing capabilities. Are there any on the horizon? Find out why or why not here.
Is UHD Blu-ray The Last Gasp of Packaged Media?
Considering the popularity of UHD TVs and the dearth of 4K content, you’d think UHD TV buyers would be snapping up UHD BD decks and UHD Blu-ray titles. Surprisingly, not so much. Found out what this means here.
Posted in Digital Technology Consulting, TV/4K/UHD
Tagged 4K, Blu-ray, DirecTV, DISH, Netflix, Samsung, UHD
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If Action Cams Are Over, What’s Next?
GoPro, the inventor of and leading seller of action cams, recently announced what it called a “deep loss” for its first quarter 2016. It was GoPro’s second straight quarterly drop after several years of storybook hockey stick ascent to top … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Technology Consulting, TV/4K/UHD
Tagged 4K, action cams, AR, Facetime 360, Flip, GoPro, Nikon, Samsung Gear VR, UHD, VR, YouTube 360
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