Worlds first 4K Blu-Ray Player and studios promise to release all its contents in 4K blu-ray

[spartaman64]

No its very logical. No DRM = 1 person buys distributes online = easier piracy, DRM exists to make it harder. All the issues consumers have with legal content all lead back to pirates. Fuck those entitled morons.

DRM doesnt discourage people at all everyone a company releases an "uncrackable" drm it gets cracked in like 20 hours while people who want to buy the product but want a drm free experience turn to piracy. you have a problem if your paid product offers a worse experience than pirated versions

[dfsdfgfkjsefoiqzemnd]

very possible, I can't remember exactly when the first ones came out

Somewhere in the 1920s IIRC

[Totallycasual]

I recently got a new TV and it was a choice between a 60 inch good quality brand 1920x1080 or a cheaper+smaller lesser known brand 4k TV, i decided to go with the 1920x1080 because there is so little 4k content out there anyway and from 10 feet back on the sofa blurays look perfectly fine to me. 

[Sauron]

Somewhere in the 1920s IIRC

 

I meant 4k tvs

[ACatWithThumbs]

Awesome now I just need a 4K screen...

[othertomperson]

I'm pretty sure they have been around for a little longer than that ...

 

lmfao just choked on my drink

[MonkeyFace]

4K Game of Thrones Season 5 soon?