http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/28/4...ll-work-with-ps4-require-100gb-plus-downloads
Here's some other information on 4K TV pricing:
The largest 4K TV found so far is a Sony model, and is 152″ large and costs £380,000 (~$495,000).
The smallest 4K TV found so far is a Sharp model, and is 32″ large for around £2800 (~$3,700).
100Gb is WAAAAAAAAAY too big in my opinion for me. Even if I didn't have 60kb/s, and went back to my old 2,000 kb/s speed, that would still just be too long to download a movie which would last maybe 2-3 hours tops.Molyneux said that typical 4K movies would be "100 gigabytes and plus" depending on length, and added that file size and average broadband speeds are "challenges that we have to work through... we've got some very good ideas that will make that a comfortable consumer experience."
Here's some other information on 4K TV pricing:
The largest 4K TV found so far is a Sony model, and is 152″ large and costs £380,000 (~$495,000).
The smallest 4K TV found so far is a Sharp model, and is 32″ large for around £2800 (~$3,700).