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Top 5 Trends in 4K Technology for the Next Four Years
4K News & Reviews by Stephen
4K Ultra HD technology is by itself a very new trend in the overall electronics landscape. It?s only been 2 years since consumer sales of 4K TVs have been going on and 4K PC display monitors are even newer than that, having arrive in 2013. Cameras with the ability to capture digital video at resolutions of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels have also only been on sale since roughly 2012, a little bit longer than 4K TVs.
Other technologies with the massive new resolution format, such as projectors and DSLR photo cameras, have been around a bit longer than TVs, monitors and photo cameras but they?re also quite new.
However, despite this relatively young presence on the consumer electronics and media landscape, the impact of 4K is growing month by month. The new resolution format itself is slowly starting to remake perceptions of where the entire visual media industry will be going over the next few years.
We?re seeing this happen in ways that involve major media broadcasters, internet service providers, streaming media providers on the web and, most importantly, the film production industry.
Given these creeping changes that Ultra HD is creating, there are some seriously important trends with the technology that we can look forward to in the next four years. read more...
4K Ultra HD technology is by itself a very new trend in the overall electronics landscape. It?s only been 2 years since consumer sales of 4K TVs have been going on and 4K PC display monitors are even newer than that, having arrive in 2013. Cameras with the ability to capture digital video at resolutions of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels have also only been on sale since roughly 2012, a little bit longer than 4K TVs.
Other technologies with the massive new resolution format, such as projectors and DSLR photo cameras, have been around a bit longer than TVs, monitors and photo cameras but they?re also quite new.
However, despite this relatively young presence on the consumer electronics and media landscape, the impact of 4K is growing month by month. The new resolution format itself is slowly starting to remake perceptions of where the entire visual media industry will be going over the next few years.
We?re seeing this happen in ways that involve major media broadcasters, internet service providers, streaming media providers on the web and, most importantly, the film production industry.
Given these creeping changes that Ultra HD is creating, there are some seriously important trends with the technology that we can look forward to in the next four years. read more...
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