fromZDNET1 week agoTelevisionLG's decision to drop 8K TVs makes an uncomfortable point about TV techLG halted production of 8K TVs, reflecting weak demand caused by high prices, scarce 8K content, and minimal visible improvement over 4K.
fromZDNET2 weeks agoGadgetsLG drops 8K, leaving only one manufacturer - here's what's next for TV technologyLG has stopped producing 8K TVs, leaving Samsung as the only remaining manufacturer amid low consumer interest and scarce native 8K content.
fromZDNET2 weeks agoGadgetsLG drops 8K, leaving only one manufacturer - here's what's next for TV technology
TelevisionfromArs Technica3 weeks agoThe TV industry finally concedes that the future may not be in 8K8K TVs failed to gain traction due to scarce native content, high costs, minimal practical benefits, and major manufacturers withdrawing support.
