8K at CES 2020: The future or a waste of time?



It was hard to escape 8K TVs this year at CES. Sony, Samsung, LG and TCL all showed off new 8K models, with the full intention of actually selling them to consumers. That's a big shift from previous years, when it's always seemed like some far-off technology awaiting industry support.

from https://www.engadget.com/2020/01/13/8k-at-ces-2020/
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