New Television
Have not bought a new TV in about ten years. We're putting the old one in the RV and buy new for home. What should we look for in specs to tell us we're buying the right technology for home? We wat...
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1492 wrote:
When my supervisor was looking for a 65" 4K TV replacement for his office, I didn't recommend going with OLED/QLED, though the picture quality in my opinion was awesome. The problem was that it's still relatively new technology, with known long term burn-in pixel issues. I think they will improve as time goes on, though will wait until they do so.
there 4 years old now, in the tv and screen world that isnt anywhere near being concidered new tech. I could see holding off on the first year of a new type if screen. I have had the samesung for three years now and it is nice, just wish I got a bigger one.
Steve
