John1017
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I've had a 60 inch 3d tv for a while, and I have to say the novelty of 3d wears off in about two weeks.
At the best buy near my house in Portland and at fry's I have seen the samsung uhd TVs and the curved led TVs and the sony 4k TVs, and I can say 4k is amazing. Much clearer and brighter than even the best 1080 TVs. I can't wait for the prices to come down. In a couple of years I plan on having a 4k tv, especially when there will be more content broadcast in 4k.
I would recommend buying a tv based on black levels, picture quality, and price and not on bells and whistles like 3d.
Here in Argentina unless you have a 3d blu ray player you won't get 3d. I'm not sure if Netflix does 3d here in Argentina, in the USA Netflix has some movies and documentaries in 3d. But again it gets old after two weeks or so, and you want to have at least 4 pairs of 3d glasses. ( it is more fun watching 3d with a lot of people)
By the way I think the samsung uhd TVs are $40,000.
After seeing the curved LEDs I can say I really don't understand curved TVs. But I can imagine in the future having complete surround TVs, that would be cool.
At the best buy near my house in Portland and at fry's I have seen the samsung uhd TVs and the curved led TVs and the sony 4k TVs, and I can say 4k is amazing. Much clearer and brighter than even the best 1080 TVs. I can't wait for the prices to come down. In a couple of years I plan on having a 4k tv, especially when there will be more content broadcast in 4k.
I would recommend buying a tv based on black levels, picture quality, and price and not on bells and whistles like 3d.
Here in Argentina unless you have a 3d blu ray player you won't get 3d. I'm not sure if Netflix does 3d here in Argentina, in the USA Netflix has some movies and documentaries in 3d. But again it gets old after two weeks or so, and you want to have at least 4 pairs of 3d glasses. ( it is more fun watching 3d with a lot of people)
By the way I think the samsung uhd TVs are $40,000.
After seeing the curved LEDs I can say I really don't understand curved TVs. But I can imagine in the future having complete surround TVs, that would be cool.