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By Ian Morris, Tech Radar
The official body that sets the specifications for Blu-ray has finally agreed on a standard that will allow 4K material, or ultra HD, to be stored on Blu-ray disks—after previously announcing that we’ll have 4K Blu-rays by Christmas time. So why has all of this taken so long when there is really no surprise about what 4K is? MORE@TechRadar
Supporting multiple media formats and delivering exceptional sound and imagery, Blu-ray Disc players from Magnetar Audio poised to revive collectors’ treasured disc collections and the physical media market.
The Made in the USA, Next Generation Enhanced SAT-4K & TAT-4K Offer a Finer Weave and Brighter White Material for Increased Visual Performance While Not Impairing the Screens’ Original...
The Made in the USA, Next Generation Enhanced SAT-4K & TAT-4K Offer a Finer Weave and Brighter White Material for Increased Visual Performance While Not Impairing the Screens’ Original...
The Made in the USA, Next Generation Enhanced SAT-4K & TAT-4K Offer a Finer Weave and Brighter White Material for Increased Visual Performance While Not Impairing the Screens’ Original...
Plug-and-play USB Capture HDMI 4K Pro brings 4K HDMI signals at 60 frames per second into software over USB interface with outstanding ease and reliability
