Baalzamon on 12 September 2014
1080P TVs first came out in 2005. 4K TVs started coming out in 2012.
It took 1080P LCD TVs until 2010 before they took a majority share of the market. The problem with seeing 4K TVs taking over the market just as quick is they are generally only on larger TV sizes (Which I believe has to do with minimal benefit on the smaller sizes). These larger TV sizes simply don't have a huge portion of the TV market. And with extremely minimal content available in 4K right now, the upgrade simply doesn't make sense.
Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.
