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4K may be the present, but 8K TVs showed us the future at CES 2021

It feels like 4K is just barely getting started and 8K is already one-upping it.

At the all-virtual version of CES this year, most of the biggest names in TV manufacturing like Sony and LG trotted out their upcoming wares. While the majority of the TVs shown maxed out at 4K resolution (which is still gorgeous and is supported by more movies and video games than 8K), there were a few sets that went above and beyond. Companies like Samsung and TCL proved that 8K is real and it's here — just in time go to along with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, both of which will support it as soon as 8K games start existing. Read more...

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