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Vizio's 4K Ultra HD TVs start at $1,000 for a 50-inch set (video)
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Not if you can't stand wearing glasses.
I saw where Vizio made a deal with one of the glassless 3D manufactures. I'm guessing this will be available on Vizo 4K tvs next year.
Yepp, not if you dont care about 3D! Who listens to the tv speakers anyways? :yikes
Yepp, they seem to be taking the year off and preparing for glassless. Good move for them. I dont much care, so Im watching this 65" baby closely.
Yepp, they seem to be taking the year off and preparing for glassless. Good move for them. I dont much care, so Im watching this 65" baby closely.
"Focused on bringing an Ultra HD solution to market when it made the most sense for consumers, VIZIO aimed to drastically enhance usability, tapping into technologies that allow for greater content consumption. Equipped with HEVC H.265 codec, the VIZIO P-Series Ultra HD Full-Array Smart TVs enable consumers to stream Ultra HD content through Ultra HD enabled apps such as Netflix, with HDCP 2.2 support also built-in, allowing playback of protected Ultra HD content. To ensure picture quality always remains king, VIZIO also enabled the VM50, a dedicated motion and picture-processing engine that beautifully renders every image, including Ultra HD content, with incredible detail and the latest HDMI standard for display of Ultra HD content up to 60 fps."
Neat.
Neat.
Its going to be interesting to see where the R series pricing ends up. P Series UHD 65" with a lot less zones is $2199. I'd think the R 65" series with 384 zones could land under $3500.
Until I can get higher speed internet where I live it still won't work for me. I've got DSL at 6mps so streaming will be out of the question.
Unless these things have an unbelievable scaler I'll be waiting for a while.
Unless these things have an unbelievable scaler I'll be waiting for a while.
I lost all respect for Scott Wilkinson when he tried to BS his way into the Dish PC by dropping names, names of people no longer with Dish and got sent to the back of the line instead of sneaking inside before everyone else... 
I think infinity, because I do not think it sees consumer sales. I may be wrong.
Gonna be interesting too see all the UHD stuff from Vizio, Toshiba, Sharp and Sony (out of my price range probably). Id love to go 70", but Sharp stuck to edge lit, and then the others are 65".
Gonna be interesting too see all the UHD stuff from Vizio, Toshiba, Sharp and Sony (out of my price range probably). Id love to go 70", but Sharp stuck to edge lit, and then the others are 65".
He did say 120" price has not yet been set and they do planning to manufacture for consumer sales.
I'm thinking 50-70k range.
Should be a lot cheaper than Samsung 110".
I'm thinking 50-70k range.
Should be a lot cheaper than Samsung 110".
Given Vizio's history, I bet it will cost a lot less. I could see them trying for the 10-20k range, blowing their competition out of the water.
Wow. That is crazy good!!
I understand they didn't have the P and the R together at CES. Would really like to get a view of these side by side.
I understand they didn't have the P and the R together at CES. Would really like to get a view of these side by side.
It's 64 zones. One conspiracy theory is the P and R model all have the same panels, just that one has 64 zone control and the other has 384 zones.
The P series could potentially put a lot of folks into UHD in a large screen. Even though its only 64 zones, I have to wonder if those wont perform better than some of this edge lit stuff of there...
The 70" P series also has the potential to give Sharp a big ol kick in the you know what.
The P series could potentially put a lot of folks into UHD in a large screen. Even though its only 64 zones, I have to wonder if those wont perform better than some of this edge lit stuff of there...
The 70" P series also has the potential to give Sharp a big ol kick in the you know what.
