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4K TVs Tech Thread: LG, Sony, Samsung, TCL, Hisense...Panasonic??
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Sony 2024 lineup seems to be completely mini-LED. This is kind of surprising to me since it looks like they're completely abandoning OLED as a tech, the only TVs that are OLED are gonna be 2023 carry-overs. Also surprising how expensive they're going to be. The panels look good though, want to see how they review
*edit* I guess they -are- refreshing their OLED line with the bravia 8. The naming convention is inexplicable. Bravia 3, 7, 9 - miniLED. Bravia 8 - W-OLED. wtf were they thinking
Nice... I still want to see another QD-OLED or whatever is better from Sony in the next 1-3 years though. And I hope it's both 4K and 8K TV's that can take advantage of whatever the next OLED TV's can do!
They did? Hmm... Well I hope they're working on something better for 2025 etc. as I want something else than the whole Mini-LED thing... Maybe a better version of QD-OLED or something new that's better than QLED/Mini-LED TV's. Anyway I'm looking forward to what's next from LG, Sony and Samsung in 2025!
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Sony 2024 lineup seems to be completely mini-LED. This is kind of surprising to me since it looks like they're completely abandoning OLED as a tech, the only TVs that are OLED are gonna be 2023 carry-overs. Also surprising how expensive they're going to be. The panels look good though, want to see how they review
*edit* I guess they -are- refreshing their OLED line with the bravia 8. The naming convention is inexplicable. Bravia 3, 7, 9 - miniLED. Bravia 8 - W-OLED. wtf were they thinking
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Nice... I still want to see another QD-OLED or whatever is better from Sony in the next 1-3 years though. And I hope it's both 4K and 8K TV's that can take advantage of whatever the next OLED TV's can do!
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I had a 48 Inch Sony A90K oled 4K tv for a little bit there until I returned it for the Samsung - 48" Class S90D Series OLED 4K and overall I think the Samsung TV is just slightly better overall in picture quality and 120fps seems just a tiny bit more smoother on this tv!
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Most people do prefer Samsung's tonemapping/color temp out of the box. But the S90D is much newer than the A90K, uses a newer panel that gets a lot brighter.
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how does google tv compare to samsung tv/tizen tv?
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I don't like tizen as I find it to be laggy. But tbh I haven't seen the s90c or d in person so they could have improved it, I'm basing this off of a 4 year old Samsung
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Do you know if cartoon network is availbe on either one of them. I just want to watch some toonami on the weekends
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i don't watch tv lol, my tv is purely for ps5+movies
They did? Hmm... Well I hope they're working on something better for 2025 etc. as I want something else than the whole Mini-LED thing... Maybe a better version of QD-OLED or something new that's better than QLED/Mini-LED TV's. Anyway I'm looking forward to what's next from LG, Sony and Samsung in 2025!
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LG TVs start showing ads on screensavers
LG's TV business is heightening focus on selling ads and tracking.
arstechnica.com