04-18-2014, 12:47 AM
Isn't most of the general public is hard pressed to tell the difference between 480p and 1080p from 10 feet away?
I say no.
The range you pick is extreme and I think most people could *easily* see the difference at 10', depending on screen size.
Watching on a 25" screen like the old RCA CRT days, sure, it would be a little tough.
But I see a 40" or so screen at 10' and it's pretty obvious that it's not 480p.
Like ANYTHING, people can make off hand remarks about something that isn't relevant to their lifestyle. Most people who really want 4K will view it under circumstances that will show it off best.
Those that don't care can have a big cup of STFU. LOL!
I say no.
The range you pick is extreme and I think most people could *easily* see the difference at 10', depending on screen size.
Watching on a 25" screen like the old RCA CRT days, sure, it would be a little tough.
But I see a 40" or so screen at 10' and it's pretty obvious that it's not 480p.
Like ANYTHING, people can make off hand remarks about something that isn't relevant to their lifestyle. Most people who really want 4K will view it under circumstances that will show it off best.
Those that don't care can have a big cup of STFU. LOL!