After HD?

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After HD?

Post by Mikeyman64 »

Hello!

I thought it would be cool to get the opinions of all the techys around here of what they think would be the next gen (post High Definition TVs) home visual experience.
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Post by Dr. KillGood »

The holodeck!
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Post by atari2600a »

Probably 3D. The technology exists, it just has to be polished off & mass produced! That'll take what-- 30-40 years at most?
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I dunno... Super HD? So much HD you think its a window you are looking through? :lol:
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They've been developing quad HD, wich as you can guess, has 4x the resolution. :shock:

Only going to be used for medical surgery until we get some type of storgae media which can hold the vast amount of video data. Probably going to be holographic storgage, 300gig on one disc :lol:
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Post by XPCportables »

we'll probably just continue to increase resolution until your head explodes.
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Post by dman762000 »

well the way things go is they continue with the same stuff till they can't go any further then they come up with something new, so I think the next step is going to be something holographic, probably not holodeck style but at least full 3d surround video so that you can walk around the picture and see all sides of it
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Post by Sir Games-A-Lot »

Simple, there will be no more TV's as we know them, because there will be no more Pay TV service as we know it, instead we will have IPTV and the quality of content will be tied to the capabilities of home computers, monitors, and internet connection speeds.
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Personally, I think HD is more than enough. Who wants to see into the pores of actors?
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Post by So Many Kinds of Bagels »

Haha, that was funny.

What show was that?
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Post by demonofaj »

So Many Kinds of Bagels wrote:
Haha, that was funny.

What show was that?
I think SNL.

After HD, I don't think our eyes can comprehend anything greater, unless it's reality...
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Post by Kenny_McCormic »

XPCportables wrote:we'll probably just continue to increase resolution until your head explodes.
lol thy probably will
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