Next-Gen HDTV is So Clear It'll Make You Throw Up!!!!!!!

2008-01-25 12:52:11

#1

blademaster: I'm moving to Brazil; +2,075|7131

https://gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2008/01/shv.gif

https://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.engadget.com/media/2008/01/uhdvcomparison060107.jpg

https://www.eetasia.com/ARTICLES/2007SEP/B/EEOL_2007SEP17_OPT_ACC_NT.jpg

Yes, fast moving images at that resolution will probably cause motion sickness according to the eggheads at Japan's NHK who are developing the technology. Adding to the practical issues the format will face is that there's no real way to cram that many lines of resolution into a display any smaller than 60 inches, and even if you could cram them into a smaller screen there'd be no point to it. You wouldn't be able to tell the difference anyways at that point.

Despite the fact that the format isn't expected to be broadcast until 2025, NHK has built what's probably the sweetest home theatre setup in the world to play around with it: a 500 inch Super Hi-Vision screen hooked up to the world's only 22.2 multi-channel surround sound system

The system will promise
an insane resolution of 7680x4320, or 16 times the resolution of HDTV

http://gizmodo.com/348985/next+gen-hdtv … -with-this

Last edited by blademaster (2008-01-25 20:52:22)

2008-01-25 12:54:22

#2

stef10: Member; +173|6968|Denmark

LOL-what a post. can I has super tv?

2008-01-25 12:54:35

#3

Mitch: 16 more years; +877|7011|South Florida

i came.

15 more years! 15 more years!

2008-01-25 12:56:40

#4

Bull3t: stephen brule; +83|6787

super tv ftw

2008-01-25 12:57:48

#5

HurricaИe: Banned; +877|6447|Washington DC

1) Only in Japan would they invent this
2) Hell, current HDTV isn't even widespread in america
3) I doubt any US cable / fiber / satellite service can handle the bandwidth for video at that resolution and quality
4) $$$

Last edited by HurricaИe (2008-01-25 12:58:03)

2008-01-25 12:58:38

#6

stef10: Member; +173|6968|Denmark

HurricaИe wrote:
1) Only in Japan would they invent this
2) Hell, current HDTV isn't even widespread in america
3) I doubt any US cable / fiber / satellite service can handle the bandwidth for video at that resolution and quality
4) $$$

but..but...but....i wants super TV

2008-01-25 12:59:16

#7

blademaster: I'm moving to Brazil; +2,075|7131

stef10 wrote:
HurricaИe wrote:
1) Only in Japan would they invent this
2) Hell, current HDTV isn't even widespread in america
3) I doubt any US cable / fiber / satellite service can handle the bandwidth for video at that resolution and quality
4) $$$
but..but...but....i wants super TV

but it will kill u lolz u dont want that do u

2008-01-25 13:01:07

#8

rhinoh2o74: Member; +13|6791|oHIo

already, i havn't got an HD yet, i'm poor

2008-01-25 13:01:58

#9

stef10: Member; +173|6968|Denmark

rhinoh2o74 wrote:
already, i havn't got an HD yet, i'm poor

me too

2008-01-25 13:05:03

#10

samfink: Member; +31|7041

WTF? HDTV isnlt even mainstrema yet. idiots.

2008-01-25 13:06:04

#11

SEREMAKER: BABYMAKIN EXPERT √; +2,187|7054|Mountains of NC

Holy Shit ....... it looks better then real life

so much for windows, I'll just stare at that TV

https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/carhartt.jpg

2008-01-25 13:29:39

#12

BeerzGod: Hooray Beer!; +94|7056|United States

The HD you'll probably see before this comes out is an increased effect on the current HD technology which gives the picture a 3D quality that looks incredibly real.

2008-01-25 13:32:48

#13

Ryan: Member; +1,230|7329|Alberta, Canada

HurricaИe wrote:
1) Only in Japan would they invent this
2) Hell, current HDTV isn't even widespread in america
3) I doubt any US cable / fiber / satellite service can handle the bandwidth for video at that resolution and quality
4) $$$

And it can't fit in your house.

2008-01-25 13:42:52

#14

Funky_Finny: Banned; +456|6618|Carnoustie, Scotland

Meh, my 42" Full HD Plasma will do for now.

2008-01-25 13:44:30

#15

.Sup: be nice; +2,646|6939|The Twilight Zone

I have the 720p and the picture is awesome already. I dont think ill notice any difference 2 meters away from TV.

https://www.shrani.si/f/3H/7h/45GTw71U/untitled-1.png

2008-01-25 13:46:19

#16

I'm Jamesey: Do a Research Noob; +506|6618|Scotland!

samfink wrote:
WTF? HDTV isnlt even mainstrema yet. idiots.

Yes, they're creating next-gen products that smash the standards we're barely even used to and that makes them idiots. Whereas you can't even proof read a 7 word post

2008-01-25 13:47:04

#17

twiistaaa: Member; +87|7154|mexico

for any practical reason this is the stupidest idea ever. they should be working on hologram tv's or something.

2008-01-25 13:53:44

#18

GR34: Member; +215|7031|ALBERTA> CANADA

Excuse me I need to change my boxers!

But holey shit it myake my 42" HD TV look like my old black and white

2008-01-25 14:17:34

#19

Mekstizzle: WALKER; +3,611|7107|London, England

HurricaИe wrote:
1) Only in Japan would they invent this
2) Hell, current HDTV isn't even widespread in america
3) I doubt any US cable / fiber / satellite service can handle the bandwidth for video at that resolution and quality
4) $$$

Not even satellite/cable right now can handle 1080p lol, you can only get 1080p from Blu-Ray/HD-DVD and maybe PS3/360.

I'd say a 1 hour clip would be like 100GB in that res. Obviously someone who can be arsed can do the maths and work it out for real, but i'm lazy.

Last edited by Mek-Izzle (2008-01-25 14:17:56)

2008-01-25 16:03:19

#20

Noobeater: Northern numpty; +194|6933|Boulder, CO

Actually an 18 minute clip on that tv was 3.5 TB and they don't intend to sell it as a mainstream thing, sort of commercial use only like at arena's and other places where that big a thing might be useful.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7205338.stm

Last edited by Noobeater (2008-01-25 16:03:58)

2008-01-25 16:32:56

#21

l41e: Member; +677|7134

A decade from now, they will release a TV that has a resolution with pixels smaller than 1 minute of arc, or about the limit of discernibility with 20/20 vision. At a distance of two feet. And it will cost more than the car you take it home in. And they will sell five billion units.

2008-01-25 16:35:48