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CoolApps (2015-12-25 18:21:36)^^^ Yup. True. I assume that MKV's would also do the same thing, according to my test.
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Crush42 (2015-12-25 18:43:01)Might get a Galaxy S5 after my tax returns come back. But, if I'm settled in somewhere by then, I might just get a TV. Maybe both, if I'm crafty enough. But probably not. :l

Nemesis (2015-12-25 18:45:53)^I got a galaxy s5 recently. I recommend it, it's a very nice phone. I like it better than the s6 (edge as well, those things look odd).
Nemesis (2015-12-25 18:46:54)And I like how AC had to include his face in the photo of the watch
Crush42 (2015-12-25 18:57:35)The only reason I want to upgrade to the S5 rather than the S6 is because the S5 comes with KitKat, while the S6 comes with Lollipop pre-installed. Hell, if my S4 could go back to KitKat, I wouldn't even bother upgrading. I like my S4. Just hate the new OS.
But the S5 comes with better specs and a better OS, so if I can afford it, yeah, I'll go to that.

Crush42 (2015-12-25 19:06:52)@Flux, not necessarily. I've seen plenty of movies on a 4KTV (The Dark Knight, The Avengers, etc.) that move much smoother than they did in the cinema, mostly as part of the upscaling process. Refresh rate has a lot to do with it (120-480 master race), and while some 4KTVs only come with 60, it's really your own fault if you get jipped. It usually says the refresh rate on the box.

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To prove that the watch is mine, of course. And to show off how gorgeous I am too.
Nemesis (2015-12-25 19:23:15)@Crush Mine came with Marshmallow.
Nemesis (2015-12-25 20:18:16)Pretty nice. It's a little different than Kit Kat but not in a way that matters.
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@CoolApps and @Flux, usually, the 4KTVs can upscale (Blu-Ray) to 4K, plus that silky-smooth, beautiful framerate... kinda makes me drool a bit just thinking about it. :b