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Captain obvious here: there are many engineering and scientific applications that would benefit from higher resolution, and there are many of these types of companies, university labs, the military, and government labs that will get these TV's More..
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Bigger TVs with higher resolution will come but it is not about watching a movie on an 84 inch screen in super high resolution. It will be about watching more than one thing on the same TV at once. In some cases it will be like the "Back to the More..