4K UHD TVs are being adopted faster than HDTVs

[Lawlight]

Captain_Yuri said:

Lawlight said:

There's barely any 1080p TVs being sold by the big brands anymore and the difference in price in 1080p TVs and 4k is small enough that people would upgrade without having the content to play on it.

4K TVs has been out for years now but content is very slow on the uptake. I'm sure it'll be common in about 5 years' time.

Yea but why would anyone even buy a 4k tv if they have a perfectly good hdtv and they dont care about 4k?

And yes 4k has been out for a few years but only recently became available at an affordable price for the mass market. Without sacrificing in many places that is. A few years ago, 4k tvs costed over 20k...

I already told you - big brands are only putting out 4K TVs these days. I used this example, if I go out wanting to buy s Samsung TV for example, I'd only see 4K ones on the market.