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Topic	Whats the difference between 4k on a Xbox One S or X
rogerskg1979 11/23/18 12:26:27 PM #6:	ernieforss posted... wow that's awesome. that's really cheap for a 4k hdr blu ray player. Um, not really anymore. 4K Blu-ray players are fairly cheap now. You can buy them for like $150 now. Sure, the Xbox is a 4k Blu-ray player and video game console in one, but standalone 4k player prices have fallen a lot in the last year or two. Tech is really only insanely expensive when it is first introduced. I remember 1080p Blu-ray players being like $1,000 when they were first introduced. The PS3 at $600 was ridiculously cheap for a 1080p Blu-ray cheaper back then. <cite>rogerskg1979 posted [p:912902678] in Whats the ... [t:77230750]...</cite> <quote><cite>ernieforss posted...</cite> <quote>wow that's awesome. that's really cheap for a 4k hdr blu ray player.</quote> Um, not really anymore. 4K Blu-ray players are fairly cheap now. You can buy them for like $150 now. Sure, the Xbox is a 4k Blu-ray player and video game console in one, but standalone 4k player prices have fallen a lot in the last year or two. Tech is really only insanely expensive when it is first introduced. I remember 1080p Blu-ray players being like $1,000 when they were first introduced. The PS3 at $600 was ridiculously cheap for a 1080p Blu-ray cheaper back then.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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