"The 3840×2160 resolution supplies four times the pixel density of standard 1080p displays which becomes evident when watching nature documentaries or sports where fine details make all the difference. Textures in clothes are finer, individual blades of grass on football fields are more distinguishable, and facial features during close-ups are sharper. The upscaling engine takes your existing HD content from cable boxes or Blu-ray players and upscales it to near-4K quality, filling in missing information via intelligent processing."
"HDR10 opens up a wider color gamut than what standard dynamic range displays can show, and displays subtle gradations in bright skies and shadow details that might otherwise disappear to black. Sunsets contain more layers of orange and red rather than a flat blob of color, and dark movie scenes reveal details in shadows without washing out the overall image."
A 50-inch Insignia F50 Series 4K Fire TV provides an immersive viewing experience while fitting most living rooms and bedrooms. The set is discounted to $179 from $299 and includes Ultra HD 3840×2160 resolution, HDR10, and built-in Fire TV streaming. The resolution offers four times the pixel density of 1080p and the upscaling engine improves HD content to near-4K. HDR10 expands color gamut and preserves shadow detail and highlights. The built-in Fire TV interface gives direct access to major streaming apps without external devices, offering premium features at a budget price.
Read at Kotaku
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