"And even on a standard HDTV, one with a 1920x1080p resolution, the checkerboard technique (combined with supersampling, where a game is rendered at a higher resolution and then shrunk down to a lower one) greatly improved the quality. Lara Croft's hair, and the tree branches around her, didn't shimmer nearly as much. Old PS4 games looked like they'd been remastered once checkerboard rendering and supersampling were turned on."
This is the attraction for me as a 1080p owner with the set in mind that I just purchased a year ago so I'm not in the market for a new televsion. I'm putting some faith in this since I have yet to visually experience the differience. But what if I "break down" by buying an HDR 4k television in, let's say, two years from now? I think it's worth the $100 diference between the Slim and Pro to justify taking that chance.
