I am in LOVE..........

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I purchased a 55" samsung around 6 years ago and its so good I have never really bothered to change it until now!

http://www.johnlewis.com/samsung-ue65ks9000-curved...

This looks bloody incredible

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I currently have the 55" in a room around 5.5m x 5.5m. TV sits on one end and I sit on the other.
Doesnt seem too big too me. I would either get the 55" version of this TV or maybe the 65", worried it might be too big.

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Tycho said:

IATM said:

I currently have the 55" in a room around 5.5m x 5.5m. TV sits on one end and I sit on the other.
Doesnt seem too big too me. I would either get the 55" version of this TV or maybe the 65", worried it might be too big.

There is a difference between thinking it looks not too big and actually being able to resolve the extra resolution.

explain

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FlossyThePig said:

megaphone said:

Don't really get curved TVs, unless you're sitting reasonable close and dead centre, what's the point?

jmorgan said:

I like them.

Curved screen, the new 3D, unless you live in a windmill, lighthouse, etc.

Totally disagree with that. Don't get me wrong I am not a huge fan of them, never really done it for me at all and neither did 3D but to place them in the same bracket is a too far.

I think curve is here to stay for the long term - not sure about forever but certainly long term. I have seen technology advances make the curve element have a wider viewing angle and really help this feature.

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Here's a silly virgin question but the Quantum dot tech in the Samsung is that not oled equivalent?

Is the lg Oled really that good?

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w00tman said:

OLED really is that good - the best (and most expensive, but that's by the by) AV purchase I've ever made.

Not a huge fan of LG products after having a few fairly boring TVs from them in the past but I may need to re review this opinion.

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gizlaroc said:

One is simply one of the best screens ever made, the other is.....bigger?

I wonder if samsung will divert to OLED at some point. With the reading I have done they cant really overcome the limitations of LCD/LED hardware or maybe they can but with massive R&D which would be counter productive.