How do you feel about your ridiculously small TV? Terrible, Bad, Discusted because it's so ridiculously small? Fear not! a new race of TV is here!
As of right now, the world of technology is advancing in such an alarming rate. There have been advances in science technology such as better scanning equipment in hospitals and the pioneering of nano-technology, as seen in G.I. Joe. But the one we most care for as a society is entertainment technology.
Everyone is already making such a fuss about the new IOS 7 that Apple released recently.
More importantly the age of the giant TV's have begun. A new wave of technology is sweeping this nation. Bigger TV's are being produced, with "...higher definition and richer lighting systems." Manufacturers have started to supersize; if I might add "Bigger in this case is better." In the article it states that,"Manufacturers also are converting TVs into the ultimate landscaping statement -- yes, a monster outdoor TV from Porsche Design Studio is about to start sprouting in backyards the world over." These titan TVs could have a profound effect on the film industry. As a consumer I only watch in theatres because of the size of the screen and the resolution of the sound. Some movies are better seen on the big screen. I think most people think as I do, so if you consider the production of these supersized TV for home theatre how will the movie theatres compare? Will people just wait for the DVD release and watch it in their 85 inch TV with the conviences of pausing to get home made popcorn and stopping for bathroom breaks? As a highschool kid I super excited to get one of these, but the only problem is the cost. Most normal middle-wage families won't be able to afford this kind of TV.
In that respect, as a future filmmaker I do not think that giant TVs will ruin the the theatres business. It's cheaper to buy movie tickets than to invest half a million on a TV. Though the resolution is higher and the every pixel will light up independently watching in the movie theatres is more cost effective. If in the future, when I am already a renowend fillmmaker, I would like every family to play my movie in their 85-incher. I want them to receive the same feeling and excitement as if they were watching in a movie theatre. I wish I can afford a giant T.V. right now.
Hollywood Reporter- Source
Sony's 84-inch... 4K
As of right now, the world of technology is advancing in such an alarming rate. There have been advances in science technology such as better scanning equipment in hospitals and the pioneering of nano-technology, as seen in G.I. Joe. But the one we most care for as a society is entertainment technology.
Everyone is already making such a fuss about the new IOS 7 that Apple released recently.
More importantly the age of the giant TV's have begun. A new wave of technology is sweeping this nation. Bigger TV's are being produced, with "...higher definition and richer lighting systems." Manufacturers have started to supersize; if I might add "Bigger in this case is better." In the article it states that,"Manufacturers also are converting TVs into the ultimate landscaping statement -- yes, a monster outdoor TV from Porsche Design Studio is about to start sprouting in backyards the world over." These titan TVs could have a profound effect on the film industry. As a consumer I only watch in theatres because of the size of the screen and the resolution of the sound. Some movies are better seen on the big screen. I think most people think as I do, so if you consider the production of these supersized TV for home theatre how will the movie theatres compare? Will people just wait for the DVD release and watch it in their 85 inch TV with the conviences of pausing to get home made popcorn and stopping for bathroom breaks? As a highschool kid I super excited to get one of these, but the only problem is the cost. Most normal middle-wage families won't be able to afford this kind of TV.
In that respect, as a future filmmaker I do not think that giant TVs will ruin the the theatres business. It's cheaper to buy movie tickets than to invest half a million on a TV. Though the resolution is higher and the every pixel will light up independently watching in the movie theatres is more cost effective. If in the future, when I am already a renowend fillmmaker, I would like every family to play my movie in their 85-incher. I want them to receive the same feeling and excitement as if they were watching in a movie theatre. I wish I can afford a giant T.V. right now.
Hollywood Reporter- Source
Sony's 84-inch... 4K