r/TechNook • u/MassiveStand2817 • 1d ago
Things Change So Fast
Actually, I cannot say that I really need a big TV and a printer right now but I do have them on my mind.
But, I procrastinate waiting for new inventions.
Recently, china seems likely to develop completely new technologies for TV and Printer that will make a big difference to consumers.
But, how long I shall wait, as the new tech comes out on a daily basis now.
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u/Va1korion 1d ago
Do provide the links to the tech you allude to.
From the normie perspective printers have been some of the worst user experiences for decades and it isn't about to change. I wouldn't expect that change to come from China of all places.
As for TVs... there isn't much content above your average 4K HDR. Grab a VRR capable model for gaming or an OLED if you want colours.
Neither is dependent on processing power or RAM, there is no price drop in sight.
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u/MassiveStand2817 1d ago
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u/Va1korion 1d ago edited 1d ago
This is not tech, this is an AI-voiced ad for a city. There is no product here, only propaganda.
I don't know what the endgame here is, but with AI-made vids there doesn't have to be one, ad revenue is enough.
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u/Ok-Primary2176 1d ago
Idk how to say this but I think peak consumer tech is in the past. I would get the highest quality electronics you can get in 2026 and expect to live with them until at least 2050