It's probably a pretty clumsy TV, not to mention the image color's and such, becouse they'll probably just fit in a el-cheapo panel with 4bit color.
Topic: Xiaomi's 49-inch Android TV boasts 4K for just $640 (Read 1587 times)
Interesting. I'd buy it just for testing if there was more 4K content available now. I'll wait a few more years and see then.
House of Cards season 3
It's only 1 BTC (or will be in a few months)
In 1 year you can get a 4K TV for only 0.2 BTC
i don't like this brand, maybe its owner exactly.
You mean http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lei_Jun this guy?The company always seemed good for me, they just aren't that known around the world, only in their domestic market.
i don't like this brand, maybe its owner exactly.
Interesting. I'd buy it just for testing if there was more 4K content available now. I'll wait a few more years and see then.
House of Cards season 3
Interesting. I'd buy it just for testing if there was more 4K content available now. I'll wait a few more years and see then.
House of Cards season 3
Interesting. I'd buy it just for testing if there was more 4K content available now. I'll wait a few more years and see then.
oooo 4K at an affordable price
Wow... that is unbelievably cheap. I was comparing the price of this TV with the other available brands in the 50' section. Here is one of the cheaper versions:
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-UN50F6400-50-Inch-1080p-120Hz/dp/B00BCGRRWA
Going at $1,200, which is twice the price of the Xiaomi TV. And this one is 2K, compared to the 4K resolution offered by Xiaomi.
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-UN50F6400-50-Inch-1080p-120Hz/dp/B00BCGRRWA
Going at $1,200, which is twice the price of the Xiaomi TV. And this one is 2K, compared to the 4K resolution offered by Xiaomi.
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