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I love Android TV. Much faster and smoother compared to a firestick.
Aren't Panasonic and Phillips both in the OLED market now as well?How QLED TV could help Samsung finally beat LG's OLEDs
It looks like the future of Quantum Dots, termed QLED's will be pretty amazing. As good if not better than OLED. As it stands, they still fall in 2nd place, though.
Samsung throws shade at LG TVs, LG hits back as both bet on different tech
This is a good read as well.
That looks pretty awesome. I have a Fire Stick but as Big Phoenix pointed out, it is slow as fuck.Related, this launched today: Mi Box - Android 6.0 TV Box - Mi Global Home
if I run steam on my gaming PC, can i cast it to my livingroom TV using NVidia Shield? That seems to be the best of 2 worlds... PC master race software, via gamepad on the good ol couch and 65" HDR TV (i'm lookin at you, Mafia 3)Well fuck, now I want to buy an nVidia Shield. I knew I shouldn't have started looking.
That's pretty much the gold standard for Android TV right now, isn't it?
Does anyone make do with the 16GB version? All of my content would be on network drives, so it seems a little overkill to spend $100 extra for 500GB that I don't really need. Of course, most 16GB seem to be out of stock too. Will I run out of space for apps with only 16GB?
EDIT: Never mind! I just bought the fucking 500GB one. You guys are no help, OMG!
(I'm weak and need help!)
All you have to do is:
Register your Shield to your Geforce powered PC in Geforce Experience (software that runs with the Video card)
Go to the Geforce PC Games "app" on your Shield TV
Click on Steam
It opens up in "Steam Big Picture" mode and you can select any game in your steam library. You can actually even tell Steam to install it if you don't already have the game installed.
So far every game I have tried worked great. Games with controller support work great with the Shield Controller. For games that don't have controller support, I just plug a mouse/keyboard into the shield and it works great.
if I run steam on my gaming PC, can i cast it to my livingroom TV using NVidia Shield? That seems to be the best of 2 worlds... PC master race software, via gamepad on the good ol couch and 65" HDR TV (i'm lookin at you, Mafia 3)
For $3K you should be able to do 4K + OLEDDoing some research today for my Mom. They want something 65" and she says they're trying to stay around $3k. Personally (and without much recent studying) I think that is too much for them. They don't have any 4k sources and don't use their NetFlix that much. She would probably never tell the difference between 1080p and 4k, her husband maybe.
Guess I'll see if they can get a decent 4k set in the 65" range or just a nice OLED 1080p set.
Maybe something like: https://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-65EG9600-65-Inch-Curved/dp/B00RVAG7MW
or the Sammsung K8000 listed above
Going to be stuck in airports all day looking around.