1080i, then 1080p, now 3D HD

[Anonymous]

Nyorker:Andrew Everard:
Super Hi-Def, offering a picture resolution of 4096x2160 pixels, or about four times that of current HD TVs.

And to be strictly accurate, 4K2K is only the next step, with at least one dem of 4K2K 3D having already been given(by JVC); there's already talk of 8K true Super Hi-Vision, which is 8192x4320 pixels...
My goodness, is there no end to this...!? how much better can it be than current FHD, somebody tell me...!nope , no end , id say the actual picture improvements will be less and less noticeable though , as the years go by , but the canny tv makers will always find something they can add to make us want to upgrade , by the start of 2020 they will need to be getting creative , we should have got through 3d , super hd , oled , super oled hd etc , by then , but im sure they will come up with something .....

 

[Anonymous]

Andrew Everard:
Or go all the way and get one of these...

Didn't these machines have a wired remote control. Imagine that. lol.

 

[Anonymous]

maxflinn:Nyorker:Andrew Everard:

Super Hi-Def, offering a picture resolution of 4096x2160 pixels, or about four times that of current HD TVs.

And to be strictly accurate, 4K2K is only the next step, with at least one dem of 4K2K 3D having already been given(by JVC); there's already talk of 8K true Super Hi-Vision, which is 8192x4320 pixels...

My goodness, is there no end to this...!? how much better can it be than current FHD, somebody tell me...!nope , no end , id say the actual picture improvements will be less and less noticeable though , as the years go by , but the canny tv makers will always find something they can add to make us want to upgrade , by the start of 2020 they will need to be getting creative , we should have got through 3d , super hd , oled , super oled hd etc , by then , but im sure they will come up with something .....

And by 2050, tvs will no longer be the hub of our entertainment systems. We will obtain a fully immersive entertaiment experience, not through pixels on a display or 7.1 surround sound, but by putting ourselves in the story:

(apologies for the previously over sized picture; hope this is ok)

 

[robjcooper]

Andrew Everard:
Gary Mardell:Mr E, feel free to correct me if I've got any of that wrong.

That's about it, but of course Betamax lived on as the Betacam broadcast format.

And still lives on today - has grown quite a bit though ......ÿ

Every home should have one of these - the wonderful HDCamSR 5800, a snip at £75K