There is 4k tv in market now and few satellites also have transponders with Ultra HD transmition , Is there any STB , which is compatible with that ?
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I would think that they are probably at least 12 months away if not longer, certainly no mention that I have come across and I would imagine that chip developers will take some time to ramp up for this. I suspect that you may see some computer cards with the facility first.
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I agree with you, but this is not a newly born technology, Its there for a quite time now. Wait and seeVu+ Solo2
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It's better to wait for some time and as you said "don't be the first to buy"
Wait for the first full test reviews and ofcourse wait to see how many channels are in UHD.If You Like My Post..... Please Press the Thanks ButtonComment
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I recommend to wait a few months, and today there is no 4K channels broadcasting regularly in order to buy a new device.
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I don't know if it's only rumors but I heard that the 4K technology will not be on further development because the 8K technology is coming
8K UHDTV (4320p) will feature screens displaying 7680 x 4320 pixels – 33.2Mpixel, or 16 times more than a current 1080p HDTV.
The 8K television promises definition with detail so dense that the human eye will have difficulty seeing the pixels even in close proximity.
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I can not see 8K TV happening anytime soon, the cost for broadcasters would be enormous, there will always be some manufacturer out there trying to the first with new technology but it relies on the chip makers to produce in sufficient volume to keep the costs down, and, once they gear up for production they need to get their money back. The same applies with broadcasters and program makers, once they commit to a particular technology then they will let it run it's course.
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