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FANDOM Warhammer 40, 000 "It is the 41st Millennium. For more than a hundred centuries the Emperor of Mankind has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Earth. He is the master of mankind by the will of the gods and master of a million worlds by the might of His inexhaustible armies. He is a rotting carcass writhing invisibly with power from the Dark Age of Technology. He is the Carrion Lord of the vast Imperium of Man for whom a thousand souls are sacrificed every day so that He may never truly die. Yet even in His deathless state, the Emperor continues His eternal vigilance. Mighty battlefleets cross the daemon-infested miasma of the Warp, the only route between distant stars, their way lit by the Astronomican, the psychic manifestation of the Emperor's will. Vast armies give battle in His name on uncounted worlds. Greatest amongst His soldiers are the Adeptus Astartes, the Space Marines, bio-engineered super-warriors. Their comrades in arms are legion: the Imperial Guard and countless planetary defence forces, the ever-vigilant Inquisition and the Tech-priests of the Adeptus Mechanicus to name only a few. But for all their multitudes, they are barely enough to hold off the ever-present threat to humanity from aliens, heretics, mutants -- and far, far worse.
To be a man in such times is to be one amongst untold billions. It is to live in the cruelest and most bloody regime imaginable. These are the tales of those times. Forget the power of technology and science, for so much has been forgotten, never to be relearned. Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for in the grim dark future there is only war. There is no peace amongst the stars, only an eternity of carnage and slaughter, and the laughter of thirsting gods. "
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4K Sex and the future generations. It's a 4K World We're well into the age of 4K now. HDTVs with 1, 920-by-1, 080 resolutions have been effectively placed with bigger, brighter 4K TVs with four times as many pixels. 4K has gone through its early steps and various growing pains for early adopters, and is now solidly mainstream as the standard type of TV you can buy. You can find 4K TVs in all sizes and prices, including 65-inch models for well under $1, 000. If you haven't made the jump to 4K yet, this is a good time to do it. Here's what you need to know. What Is 4K?
A 4K display is one with at least 8 million active pixels. For televisions, that resolution has standardized to 3, 840 by 2, 160. Digital cinema 4K (the resolution in 4K movie theaters) is slightly higher at 4, 096 by 2, 160. However you define it, it's four times the number of pixels on a 1080p display, and over 23 times the resolution of standard definition television.
This means 4K is obviously much sharper than 1080p. In the space that a 1080p TV holds a pixel, a 4K TV of the same size can hold four. That makes for a significant jump in clarity, assuming you have native 4K source material to watch in that resolution. Even if you don't, companies like LG, Samsung, and Sony have developed impressive upconverting technologies that scale 1080p and lower resolution content to 4K with various image enhancements. It isn't as good as native 4K content because you can't simply synthesize additional detail out of nothing, but it's a good backup.
Because the resolution is much higher, it requires more bandwidth to transmit. The HDMI 2. 0 standard was developed to support 4K, and allows 2160p video to be displayed at 60 frames per second. This was initially a conern as HDMI 2. 0 was becoming more commonplace, but right now you can count on nearly any home entertainment device you buy to support HDMI 2. 0, and based on our tests you'd have to really go junk shopping to find an HDMI cable that can't transmit a 4K60 HDR picture. You can also stream 4K video over the internet, which similarly requires a fast connection; Netflix recommends a steady 25Mbps downstream speed to watch 4K content over its service.
While regular viewers struggled to see the difference between 1080p and 720p on smaller televisions, it's much more obvious on 40-inch and larger TVs. 4K is another big jump in terms of clarity and detail, especially as people are becoming more and more used to the incredibly tiny pixels displayed by the high-resolution screens on their phones. This is a major factor for large TVs as well, especially since 65-inch models are as affordable as 55-inch TVs were just a few years ago, and even 75-inch TVs can be found for reasonable prices (with some models pushing past 80 inches, but at that point the the prices jump much higher).
What About HDR?
High dynamic range (HDR) is a confusing term, and it's easy to mix it up with 4K or assume that they're the same thing. They aren't, and our guide to HDR explains the differences in more detail. HDR is a type of content, most often in 4K, that expands the range of color and light that can be shown. HDR content stores wider and more granular values of brightness, darkness, and color levels than standard dynamic range content, which lets TVs that support HDR show pictures that are brighter, darker, and more colorful. Think of it this way: 4K determines the number of pixels in your video, while HDR determines how much light and color each pixel can display. Not all 4K content is HDR, but when it is, and your TV can handle it, it looks much better because of that wider reach of light and color.
To watch HDR content you need a TV that supports HDR, ideally with a panel that can faithfully display the full range that HDR requires. Some budget TVs can decode HDR content and display it, but their panels don't get dark enough, bright enough, or colorful enough to make much of a difference over standard dynamic range content.
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The two major formats currently availble are HDR10 and Dolby Vision, with a few others waiting in the wings. HDR10 is fairly universal because it uses static metadata. This means HDR10 video sends fixed values of light and color to your TV, regardless of what the TV is or what content it's showing. Dolby Vision uses custom metadata profiles for each compatible display, and isn't quite as common because of it. This custom metadata means that Dolby Vision content sends values to your TV that are tweaked to fit that TV's capabilities.
There are also HDR10+ and hybrid log gamma (HLG) HDR standards waiting in the wings, and they use dynamic metadata. Dynamic metadata lets content change the range of the values it sends to your TV on the fly, based on the requirements of each scene. It means the video can tell your TV to really boost light output in really bright scenes and pull back on really dark scenes. These HDR standards are still being developed for consumer use, but it looks like dynamic metadata will be the next step for HDR.
What 4K TV Should You Buy?
4K TVs have been hitting the market for a few years now, and have finally become both affordable and functional. 4K no longer has the pricing premium of early adoption, and you can find a full range of 4K TVs to fit your budget. Our guide to the best TVs is a good place to start.
We quite like TCL's 6-series TVs, like the 55R617, for their excellent value. This 55-inch Roku TV retails for only $650, and offers impressive contrast and excellent color out of the box. Of course, if you really want to splurge you can get a higher-end LCD TV like the incredibly bright Sony Master Series Z9F line, an incredibly thin and high-contrast OLED like LG's W-series, or even a big projection system like the 100-inch Hisense Laser TV. Just get ready to spend between five to 20 times as much as you would for the TCL.
What 4K Content You Can Watch?
If you have a fast-enough internet connection, you can stream 4K and even HDR video content from most major video streaming services. Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Netflix, and Vudu all offer a wide variety of 4K movies and shows. If that isn't enough, YouTube supports 4K video for anyone from studios to GoPro users. Many of our favorite media streamers have options for ultra high-definition content as well.
Besides streaming, you can actually buy 4K movies on physical media now. Ultra HD Blu-ray discs have begun trickling into stores, and major studio releases are increasingly coming out on this new format. It is a very new format, though, so you'll need a new player. Ultra HD Blu-ray players are still very rare and pretty expensive, often costing several times that of a standard Blu-ray player. The Xbox One S and Xbox One X are also capable of playing Ultra HD Blu-ray discs (but not the upcoming Xbox One S All-Digital, which lacks an optical drive but should still support 4K streaming content). Many Ultra HD Blu-ray releases are Ultra HD + Blu-ray combo packs, which include both the Ultra HD and standard Blu-ray discs.
Bottom Line: Do You Need 4K?
If you're looking to get a new TV and haven't made the jump to 4K yet, now is the time. All of our top TV picks are 4K models, most of which now support HDR. The tech has become standardized to the point that you can be reasonably sure a 4K television you purchase now will be ready for the future, and it's affordable enough to be compared directly with 1080p televisions in price. Whatever your budget, you can probably find a 4K TV, very likely an HDR-compatible one, that fits your needs.
As for 8K? That's a different story.
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