It's time to buy a new TV

BimboBob said:
I read because I enjoy it mate. Same goes for drinking. Sophistication doesn't come into it. I'll read anything and drink most things. Nothing finer than a comfy chair, a good book and a great red.
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I agreed with everything but your final word spoilt it. Rag!
 
Taximania said:
But tv tells it better in ultra high definition.
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TV and Film rarely tells it better. No amount of pixels can beat your imagination. I love TV and I love Film, but what you fail to understand is that there are stories in print that todays film making could never do justice to. In a time when Hollywood and TV are re hashing old movies because of a lack of ideas, the literature world is full of great stories that will never see the big screen. Some of them are just not mainstream enough and some of them would cost too much to make. Movies are always constrained by budget and by the skill set of the actor. Books have no such restraint and will always be superior.
 
Taximania said:
Reading books is like getting a carrier pigeon message instead of a text it takes so long to get to the point.
And you cant do car chases in a book like Michael caine can in a film and plus a film is around 2 hours and a book takes for ever.
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There really is no hope for you.
 
Specific to screen size we have in the past been limited by technology that allowed us to see pixels if we were too close or an inability to manufacture big screens that we should be viewing.
The following webpage indicates the ideal screen size for your viewing distance and/or resolution.
For 4K checkout the sizes towards the end of Beyond the Rules.

https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-big-a-tv-should-i-buy/
 
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My three selections were the Samsung 7000 and 8000 series and the Hisense M7000 series.
So imagine my consternation on finding this journalistic snippit.

I can not decide if the report is some dastardly Chinese infiltration by aggresive ad men or a genuine examination of the higher end Samsung 7000 8000 and 9000's when pitted in ahead to head against the Hisense M7000..
An interesting read below coming in four parts .Prices displayed in aussie dollars and much reduced since reviewed.

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...e-amazing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=2

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=3

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=4

My fourth choice shall be the the panasonic 902 which exudes quality from every one of it's pore holes.

http://www.whathifi.com/panasonic/tx-65dx902b/review

It has won all the top accolades but the silver embossed casing still causes me minor discomfort with regard to resiliance and wear and tear.
The only snag with this offering is that it is in the £2500k range and for that kind of money you are not far away from an LG OLED.
I do not believe I can push this far and would need a hefty Black friday reduction to take the leap of faith.

Good look with your research for those thinking upgrading and good will hunting to all the book worms out there.
 
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Taximania said:
My three selections were the Samsung 7000 and 8000 series and the Hisense M7000 series.
So imagine my consternation on finding this journalistic snippit.

I can not decide if the report is some dastardly Chinese infiltration by aggresive ad men or a genuine examination of the higher end Samsung 7000 8000 and 9000's when pitted in ahead to head against the Hisense M7000..
An interesting read below coming in four parts .Prices displayed in aussie dollars and much reduced since reviewed.

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...e-amazing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=2

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=3

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=4

My fourth choice shall be the the panasonic 902 which exudes quality from every one of it's pore holes.

http://www.whathifi.com/panasonic/tx-65dx902b/review

It has won all the top accolades but the silver embossed casing still causes me minor discomfort with regard to resiliance and wear and tear.
The only snag with this offering is that it is in the £2500k range and for that kind of money you are not far away from an LG OLED.
I do not believe I can push this far and would need a hefty Black friday reduction to take the leap of faith.

Good look with your research for those thinking upgrading and good will hunting to all the book worms out there.
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My 20" emotion from tesco is still going strong if that's any help
 
Taximania said:
My three selections were the Samsung 7000 and 8000 series and the Hisense M7000 series.
So imagine my consternation on finding this journalistic snippit.

I can not decide if the report is some dastardly Chinese infiltration by aggresive ad men or a genuine examination of the higher end Samsung 7000 8000 and 9000's when pitted in ahead to head against the Hisense M7000..
An interesting read below coming in four parts .Prices displayed in aussie dollars and much reduced since reviewed.

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...e-amazing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=2

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=3

http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/art...zing-uled-tv-beats-samsung-entire-range/?pp=4

My fourth choice shall be the the panasonic 902 which exudes quality from every one of it's pore holes.

http://www.whathifi.com/panasonic/tx-65dx902b/review

It has won all the top accolades but the silver embossed casing still causes me minor discomfort with regard to resiliance and wear and tear.
The only snag with this offering is that it is in the £2500k range and for that kind of money you are not far away from an LG OLED.
I do not believe I can push this far and would need a hefty Black friday reduction to take the leap of faith.

Good look with your research for those thinking upgrading and good will hunting to all the book worms out there.
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For 2.5k I'd want to fucker to have a built in blow job machine.

Back to my book...
 
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