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Sony 55Kg, $50,000 4k LASER projector

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I would already have one of those cheaper 4k tv's if they had dp, but they don't and my gtx 760 does not have the magic hdmi. 

 

This will blow your mind

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Once again, TVs have HDMI as their standard for a reason. TV makers might include DP if not for the fact that the things are so interchangeable and if you needed one that badly you'd get an adapter 

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This will blow your mind

 

 

Once again, TVs have HDMI as their standard for a reason. TV makers might include DP if not for the fact that the things are so interchangeable and if you needed one that badly you'd get an adapter 

Oh yeah I checked those, none of those support 4K somehow, or atleast they don't think it's a good idea to advertise that.

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55kg... Does it come with a slave inside of it or is that extra cost?!

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Keep in mind this also has 2 kabinets and 2 speakers + the unit itself, so 55kg is not that heavy.

 

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Let's agree to disagree

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$50K, 10/100 ethernet.............. you would think they would put in at least Gigabit.

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uses that shitty hdmi and not dp? that is just retarded.

the hdmi hate train has arrived. HDMI isn't bad. And many receivers don't even have dp Please tell me the movies  you have that are 4k 60fps. Name just one. This is why I sometimes hate Linus's rants. They develop a cult that parrots everything he says

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the hdmi hate train has arrived. HDMI isn't bad. And many receivers don't even have dp Please tell me the movies  you have that are 4k 60fps. Name just one. This is why I sometimes hate Linus's rants. They develop a cult that parrots everything he says

If you were to say connect the TV at 4@24Hz to a pc and then run a 1080p 60 movie it will be 24Hz or you have to change the display size...

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If you were to say connect the TV at 4@24Hz to a pc and then run a 1080p 60 movie it will be 24Hz or you have to change the display size...

hdmi 2.0 is 4k 60hz

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hdmi 2.0 is 4k 60hz

again, video cards only started to support hdmi 2.0 like now. when dp had support for ages.

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again, video cards only started to support hdmi 2.0 like now. when dp had support for ages.

Once again, what gamer is hooking up to a 4K, 55 grand projector for gaming? Or even computer use at all? You're thinking with a very, very niche segment of the market.

DP is still born in the home theatre segment. Nothing uses it. There is no reason to use it. There's no motivation or compelling reason. HDMI works better for HT equipment, largely because that's what they picked so many years ago as their standard.

You're thinking like a gamer, not a regular consumer.

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If you were to say connect the TV at 4@24Hz to a pc and then run a 1080p 60 movie it will be 24Hz or you have to change the display size...

1. 1080p scales to 4K very well, so you don't have to change anything. The TV/Projector won't care.

2. What movies, apart from gaming footage recorded at that or GoPro stuff, are shot at 1080/60? Even Hobbit only went to 48, which is a 24Fps multiple anyways.

You're once again thinking in very niche and useless circumstances. Stop trying to want DP to be a thing. It won't be, not for HT purposes. And with the way HDMI is being updated I wouldn't be surprised to see DP drop off entirely in the next few years.

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