Samsung KU6400 4K

[Jonj1611]

Yes the TV's have a firmware update feature built in. My TV is connected to the network and has updated itself once since I have had it.

[Chaos27]

ok Jonj1611 thanks for your help. I will end up buying this Tv hopefully its a good choice.
Thanks again

[Jonj1611]

I like the Samsungs, hopefully will serve you well.

[Chaos27]

Thanks for the help I have ordered the TV already 55" and looking forward to it

I was reading a bit more today and the TV i have ordered thats the KU6400 4K it has HDMI 2.0a. Now that has a feature thats HDR. Though i think its the basic version and not the better one.

I was reading this article and if its true and in a future update it will have HDMI 2.1 would that mean i would get a better version of HDR thanks to a TV update? Firmware?

It says that Samsung will have an update.

http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php...&id=1463138030


I dont know as well has it doesn;t have 10 bit Support : N/A or Quantum Dot Display : N/A.

Don't know if it uses Rec.2020 as it came with HDMI 2.0

[wazzickle]

As far as I know, all HDMI (standard-sized) cables and ports are born equal and if the engineers are so inclined can provide firmware updates to turn it into HDMI 2.0a.

[Chaos27]

Is this rec. 2020, HDR etc etc more of a marketing thing?

If its not then you could never get a TV thats future proof hahaha

[Chaos27]

I bought the TV and I am very happy with it thanks for everyones help.
A friend of mine really likes my TV and wants to buy a new one. Though he has more money he said maybe he would get the KS7000. Is there a difference or more marketing?

[Chaos27]

any help