Xiaomi to launch Mi TV Q1 75" on 23rd March - QLED, 192 Zones, 120Hz
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I too went with the same. But no luck.
See this
https://www.hifivision.com/threads/issue-of-signal-loss.85170/#post-952576
vikrantxtrad
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Most likely we will have affordable UST projectors in India in about 5 years. And a good projector is capable of looking something like Sony X800H ( i.e Direct LED)
sandeepmohan
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What is wrong with using Auto or pass though? You anyway don't want the TV to pollute the signal so its actually better that it does not decode anything internal to it. Different issue if the terminal has suffered some form of damage.
I am also confused what you use a Firestick for considering the TV can do everything the Fire Stick does.
On the subject of 4k, most streaming platforms upscale (not natively rendered at 4k. Most films are still shot in 2k and upscaled in post) so its not true UHD 4k. Sure your TV will tell you its 4K. If you want to evaluate true 4K and check what your TV is capable of, get a UHD disc spinner and some discs. Trust me, you won't regret it.
On the subject of money, maybe I am the paan waala and you folks wear all the gold chains. I most certainly don't think 130k is chump change, regardless of what you may have paid in the past for a TV or whatever device.
vikrantxtrad
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Yes 130k is big amount but the other 75 incher is Sony x950h and it costs 2.8 lakh. Yes, Netflix 4k is just 15mbps in bit rate that's why I download 4k blu ray remux which haves sizes around 40-50gb and they look amazing and have bit rate around 60mbps. Most movies aren't shot in HDR and its added artificially. We still have lot of potential left to see.
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Kindly suggest me a 65inch FALD at 130k.
sandeepmohan
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Start a new thread, please. Wrong place to be posting this. I recommend not falling for this FALD jargon. There are non fald TV's that can surpass the quality of fald. Depends on implementation. I am sure there are local dimming options from LG Nano series but lets not discuss that here. Also; don't just go by what I recommend. Go see the TV yourself.
So, you suggest that people should rather buy a TV worth more than 4 lakh, rather this TV for 1.2Lakh. Completely confused with your conflicting thought process and analogy.
Already, do scan through my earlier posts. Hope that helps
Again, you missed comprehending from earlier posts that native apps on this TV are having issues with ARC.
Thirumalkumaran
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The point is not about we get a TV at that price or not, The point is why there is a increase in price every month or so? If it is chip shortage, wasn't it known to them when they priced it 60 days ago (This was known to industry 24 months ago)? if they have not figured that out already, I'm afraid what they might have missed in ASS.
If they have figured out and its a part of strategy of market penetration, they should know that gradual price increase every month might not gel well with customers as they will start thinking twice before getting into this.
And one thing. Since Mi has proven that there is a market for 75inch qled within 1.3L, there will be a lot of guys (TCL, Hisense, Vu, etc) would want a piece of that pie as well. and I'm sure there will be more options forthcoming from other players as well.
BTW, I still remember the times when 32 1080p samsung was sold for this price!
vikrantxtrad
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Yes 75 is the new 65 in the west, so pretty sure it's coming to India soon. Regarding Hisense and TCL, they avoided 75 again this year, plus they will get overpriced here due to significant logistics issues which Xiaomi India has solved through gaining market and manufacturing capacity. The recently TCL C825 is 160 zone mini led is 1.5 lakh for 65 inch, clearly overpriced here and just think of price of 75 inch. It will be arround 2.5 lakh so obviously they couldn't launch any 75s here.
Please suggest me a non FALD model surpass the quality of FALD.
lightgamer
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A90J is a FALD technically. It has full array local dimming with 8.3 million zones.Sony A90J
Sony A90J 65 inch at 130k?Sony A90J
Donivlapog
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Ha ha and it does better by switching off pixels individually instead of dimming. So it is called full array local switching off. Ie. FALSO
Yeah, that's it...
Man, between this QLED/OLED rivalry, dual-layer LCD fell through the crack. I truly believed this tech had a future in consumer display as a worthy middle ground.Isnt the market term for it pixel dimming.
Well it's not launched in india yet. But my guess is it will be slightly expensive around 3.5L
Dual-layer tech has lot of issues.The tech is still in early stages.The biggest issue is power consumption.thats why barring Hisense other companies are not focusing on it.Yeah, that's it...
lightgamer
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Even FALD does switch off zones when there is nothing in the whole zone. Both do the exact same thing, just on different scales. Even LG calls their OLED as 'pixel dimming' but it can switch them off.
Yes, but each pixel is a zone and essentially it's the same thing. Just OLED can do it on a per-pixel level due to them being emissive. It's still a FALD, not a FALD LCD though.
Dual-layer TVs are coming from Hisense this year. Not sure if they'll launch in India after the govt. gave them the finger last year by import bans, but they're definitely coming.Yeah, that's it...
It will be expensive though. The dual-layer nature of LCD requires a stronger backlight and obviously, you have 2 LCD layers instead of 1, so there's extra cost there too. That's why only used in professional reference monitors till now.
Also, it might be bad for gaming as 2 displays are synced up, so there will be a latency hit.
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