ArOnodrim t1_jcwx3v9 wrote
SD cards are the final form of physical media. They are a size and density that it can hold anything you could possibly want. They are portable hard drives in the size of a postage stamp. 8k media is going to be useless with the ability of the human eye being exceeded if you are more than a few feet away from the screen.
Itchy_Education t1_jcydk8s wrote
>tvpworld.com/685855...
AFAIK blu ray discs are dirt cheap to manufacture, and dirt cheaper than SD cards
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nuclearbananana t1_jcx9018 wrote
I'm not sure being the size of postage stamp is a good idea. Too easy to lose and not enough branding opportunities.
ArOnodrim t1_jcx99y3 wrote
Easy to lose means repeat customers.
Itchy_Education t1_jcye0h8 wrote
No reason the card has to be so small, they could make a medium-sized cartridge for movies, games, as long as the contact points are the same. Read speeds are higher than with disc too
Sartres_Roommate t1_jcxfb5d wrote
Same is true for 4k. Unless you are pressed to the screen, you cannot see a difference in resolution.
.....yes, you can see the difference in color gamut on your your 4k discs but not the resolution on an 80" inch TV while sitting at the proper viewing difference.
ArOnodrim t1_jcxffiv wrote
Yeah, it's a waste of bandwidth.
briansabeans t1_jcyawb1 wrote
If you are a gamer, you know this is not true. 4K games look WAY better even with all other settings kept the same.
Dudecalion t1_jcyzfmg wrote
I imagine, as our data needs become larger, something like crystal will become the norm. 4k TV might be the norm now but some day holographic TV or similar may exist.
AwesomeDragon97 t1_jcza8q7 wrote
That article conveniently leaves out critical information like the read and write speeds, as well as the resistance to being dropped.
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