These are the awesome new technologies of next-generation 4K TVs

These are the awesome new technologies of next-generation 4K TVs

4K TV display and content both used to be almost entirely about the resolution itself. Those rich, dense 3840 x 2160 pixels of fine-grained detail were what most distinguished this new technology from the SD, 720p and even Full HD TVs which have been the case for decades prior to 4K. However, with pixels as the only attraction of 4K, lots of potential buyers could be left underwhelmed by the overall value proposition that this new technology had to offer, especially consumers interested in smaller televisions who had a hard time noting much difference between ultra HD and Full HD on a show room TV screen at their local Best Buy.

This is where the serious innovations that followed in the wake of 4K resolution itself come into serious play. Since the first UHD TVs emerged in early 2013 or even as far back as late 2012, standardization of the basic display technology and content compression for 4K ultra HD video sources were the main driving points for most manufacturers for the next couple years but now, since mid-2015 and into 2016 further innovations which have emerged to make 4K TV and 4K content about a lot more than extra pixel detail.

From HDR to Wide Color Gamut to the new connectivity specs around these further enhancements on 4K resolution itself and a pile of other fascinating technologies, there is plenty to make the newest 4K TVs on the market worth considering very carefully.

Source:4k.com