King of 2013

Granted.
The impressive crouching size, image quality and detail resolution was so intoxicating,
that I in the extreme seductive, only four-digit range electric market
I almost succumbed to the 84er LG exhibit locally.

Fortunately, the left brain prevailed and has yet to a search terms
the latest interface technology demanded.
Unfortunately, here it turned out that all contained technical refinements
LG offers from all early 4K TVs least secure future for future 4K material.

Samsung, Philips, Toshiba, Panasonic and Sony already support HDMI 2.0 or create on software solutions using 4: 2: 0 Abtastreduzierung compatibility and offer terms HDCP 2.2 in some cases even free hardware refresh to.

For LG Neither software nor hardware solution is offered for the 84LM960V at two points,
not even announced. A bit of a lot of money for a journey into the unknown.
What the best upscaled image brings today if it stays black for the really good stuff tomorrow?

======> Update April 2014
Also on the current CES LG has introduced only 12 new TV models for 2014 HDMI 2.0, HEVC / H.265.
One solution to the model offered here.
LG sold rather than newer TV (not so) old models to make them fit.

Potential LG customers better buy one of these new models.
Netflix is ​​already streaming 4K with H.265, others will follow.
When 960s here you look there into the tube.