leatherhat said:
Euphoria14 said:
happydolphin said:
leatherhat said:
happydolphin said:
leatherhat said: There are already blu ray players that display 4k. Adding this to the ps4 isn't going to increase cost. And these sets will probably be available at a decent price within 7 years, which will definitely be within the ps4's life span. |
How do you know, what numbers are you using?
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Its just an estimate. The 4k sets being released right now are around 30000 bucks so we'll see how long it takes to drop to a reasonable price.
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Fair question, but mine was more about the blu-ray players than the tvs. In essence my question here is more about the PS4's BOM than the rate of adoption question (price of 4k TVs on release).
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First one to market is a 84" 4K TV by LG and it is 22k. No idea where this 30k number is coming from, let alone we should all know that a 32-42" will cost a whole lot less than a 84".
Seems like so much in this thread is being blown out of proportion.
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http://www.bgr.com/2012/08/21/sony-80-inch-xbr-tv-4k-resolution/
It comes from this
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That price is what a source says it might be. It's a ballpark estimate, so for all we know it could be $22-25k. SONY won't get away with charging 8k more than LG or Toshiba with a smaller screen size.
First official price we have is in the 22k range.
Either way, these prices won't last long. I remember when PS3 launched and 1080p TVs were in the ballpark of $4,000-$10,000. 
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