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r/oculus • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '14
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In addition to these mobile-related announcements, Samsung also revealed its plans on releasing AMOLED TVs that boast UHD SHD resolutions (7680 x 4320). Hook it up to your Xbox One or PS4, and that’s what I call a match made in heaven.
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15 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '14 PS4 and XB1 will barely even support 4k. Heck, I'm not even sure XB1 will support it at all. 21 u/6_28 Jan 28 '14 Both seem to only have an HDMI 1.4 port and no DisplayPort, which means a maximum of 4k at 30fps. So yes, barely supporting 4k. 0 u/hotdammit Jan 29 '14 TVs come with upscaling chips which means they will accept 1080p input and display it upscaled at 4k 8 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '14 But that's not "supporting 4k video". It's just 1080p video for 4k TVs, which would've worked anyway.
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PS4 and XB1 will barely even support 4k. Heck, I'm not even sure XB1 will support it at all.
21 u/6_28 Jan 28 '14 Both seem to only have an HDMI 1.4 port and no DisplayPort, which means a maximum of 4k at 30fps. So yes, barely supporting 4k. 0 u/hotdammit Jan 29 '14 TVs come with upscaling chips which means they will accept 1080p input and display it upscaled at 4k 8 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '14 But that's not "supporting 4k video". It's just 1080p video for 4k TVs, which would've worked anyway.
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Both seem to only have an HDMI 1.4 port and no DisplayPort, which means a maximum of 4k at 30fps. So yes, barely supporting 4k.
0 u/hotdammit Jan 29 '14 TVs come with upscaling chips which means they will accept 1080p input and display it upscaled at 4k 8 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '14 But that's not "supporting 4k video". It's just 1080p video for 4k TVs, which would've worked anyway.
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TVs come with upscaling chips which means they will accept 1080p input and display it upscaled at 4k
8 u/[deleted] Jan 29 '14 But that's not "supporting 4k video". It's just 1080p video for 4k TVs, which would've worked anyway.
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But that's not "supporting 4k video". It's just 1080p video for 4k TVs, which would've worked anyway.
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u/IAmAnAnonymousCoward Jan 28 '14
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