4K TV

4K TV sets are changing the way we view entertainment. They are making movies, sports and other content more vivid, more real-life. But because of the price tags of these sets and the fact that 4K content is still limited, it's a pertinent question that whether or not you should buy one.

At CES 2013, Samsung unveiled world's largest 110-inch Ultra HDTV, but didn't start selling throughout the year. Now, Samsung has announced that it'll start selling the 110-inch Ultra HDTV from the very first day of the CES 2014 show, meaning from Jan 7 (Monday).

Samsung Electronics America, Inc. just announced its next Ultra HD TV models with the F9000 Series line. The F9000 series features with all the Samsung's latest technologies like 3D, Micro Dimming Ultimate LED display, Wi-Fi and an embedded camera, plus support for Evolution Kit upgrades.

ASUS introduced its 31.5-inch 4K monitor a month ago named PQ321. The 4K monitor is up for pre-order now on Amazon, Newegg and TigerDirect. The true 4K UHD Monitor provides stunning visuals with an ultra-high definition 3840 x 2160 resolution.

Japanese consumer electronics giant Toshiba has announced that it will launch 58-inch, 65-inch and 84-inch 4K TVs in August. All three models will boast of a CEVO 4K Quad+Dual Core processor.

The Taiwanese giant PC maker ASUS brings PQ321 a professional-grade 31.5-inch desktop monitor. The 4K monitor features a 3840 x 2160-pixel (16:9, 140 ppi) 10-bit RGB (one billion colors) which uses IGZO technology to reduce energy usage. The monitor is designed such the most thinnest with an adjustable stand for flexible viewing.

In the NAB conference held on April 7 in Las Vegas, Sony announced its FMP-X1 4K media player and 4K video distribution service, along with cheaper 4K TVs.

Sony held it's NAB conference on April 7 in Las Vegas. During the conference it showcased many different products, and finally announced its 55- and 65-inch 4K TV prices. The 55- and 65-inch variants are named Bravia XBR-55X900A and Bravia XBR-65X900A, and come with price tags of $4,999 and $6,999 respectively.

Although 4K technology based TVs are out in the market, we haven't seen any country adopting 4K TV broadcast yet. Lately Japan has decided to take that initiative and is planning to launch the world's first 4K TV broadcast in July 2014.

CES 2013 in Las Vegas is running at top gear. Every now and then, various tech companies are unveiling new products and technologies. South Korean tech giant Samsung is no different. The company has unveiled a giant 110-inch (279 cm) 4K TV at CES 2013.