Televisions will become more like computer monitors. Manufacturers will concentrate on display technology and give up on trying to be Apple.They will leave the OSes and Apps to consoles and set-top boxes.
There will hopefully be one Open display language that will allow TVs to be used as remote terminals. (eg. Providing features such as Google Chrome / AirPlay / Remote Gaming)
There will still not be enough 4K broadcast content, apart from games which will have driven demand for the displays.
3D TV will still not be a thing. Nobody will admit to buying one in the past.
The Virtual Reality phase we went through will be an embarrassing distant memory but Augmented Reality will be huge.
Apple and Valve will be a major players in the games console market.
The singularity will not have happened yet but people will still be talking about it incessantly. (*waves* to Roko's Basilisk).
Australia will still lag behind in broadband speeds.
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Televisions will become more like computer monitors. Manufacturers will concentrate on display technology and give up on trying to be Apple.They will leave the OSes and Apps to consoles and set-top boxes.
There will hopefully be one Open display language that will allow TVs to be used as remote terminals. (eg. Providing features such as Google Chrome / AirPlay / Remote Gaming)
There will still not be enough 4K broadcast content, apart from games which will have driven demand for the displays.
3D TV will still not be a thing. Nobody will admit to buying one in the past.
The Virtual Reality phase we went through will be an embarrassing distant memory but Augmented Reality will be huge.
Apple and Valve will be a major players in the games console market.
The singularity will not have happened yet but people will still be talking about it incessantly. (*waves* to Roko's Basilisk).
Australia will still lag behind in broadband speeds.