[Tweaktown] TCL 4K HDMI 2.0 TV's coming

[Face2Face]

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/38638...0-powered-4k-tvs-65-inch-for-1-299/index.html

40-inch ($499 suggested retail), 49-inch ($599), 55-inch ($799), 65-inch ($1,299) and 85-inch ($7,999 WTF?)
screen sizes.

TCL said all five models will be equipped with HDMI 2.0 inputs. Models will ship to retail in the fourth quarter, with the 49-inch model slated to be first to hit shelves

I might be grabbing one or two when they come out - 55" & 65"

 

[Matt1970]

Problem is what are you going to watch on it? There isn't a lot of 4K content out there aside from a few games or a picture slide show.

 

[Face2Face]

Problem is what are you going to watch on it? There isn't a lot of 4K content out there aside from a few games or a picture slide show.

I would grab one for my bonus room where I keep my PC. Play some PC games @ 4K on a 65" TV would be pretty sweet.

 

[Matt1970]

Ya it would but from what I have read you need some serious hardware to play at 4K even at low setting so be prepared to shell out even more $$$$.

 

[cmdrdredd]

I'd be worried about input lag and stuff as well. TCL may be big in china, but I want a little bit more than "cheap TV with high resolution".

 

[alcoholbob]

I'd love to see a ~32" 4K screen I could use for my PC setup that doesn't cost in the $3,000 range....40" is a little big for my desk though. Still, nice price.

 

[Face2Face]

I'd be worried about input lag and stuff as well. TCL may be big in china, but I want a little bit more than "cheap TV with high resolution".

Yeah good point. I do have 32" TCL TV in my bedroom and play Steam big picture games on it. Working pretty good so far, but I don't play any FPS on it.