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<p>[QUOTE="techbiker, post: 4491000, member: 60629"]I would have agreed 100% 5 years ago but now smart TVs seem to be taking over! You could just schedule your TVs to automagically display whatever, whenever, and have them turn off when you go to bed. Also with smart contrast controls, we may get to a point where a TV could almost perfectly mimic your acrylic w/ little or no glow and very little power use...</p><p><br /></p><p>Appreciate everyone's thoughts. I don't think we're yet at the point where TV's could replace artwork, however I wouldn't be surprised if that starts to happen in 10-20 yrs. TV tech just keeps improving.</p><p><br /></p><p>In a sense, the debate gets back to questions about long term storage and valuing IP vs physical property... Digital storage is theoretically more durable, but is more susceptible to catastrophic loss if backups fail, etc. Some Ebay art sellers claim to reserve the rights to the IP of the (physical) art they sell...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="techbiker, post: 4491000, member: 60629"]I would have agreed 100% 5 years ago but now smart TVs seem to be taking over! You could just schedule your TVs to automagically display whatever, whenever, and have them turn off when you go to bed. Also with smart contrast controls, we may get to a point where a TV could almost perfectly mimic your acrylic w/ little or no glow and very little power use... Appreciate everyone's thoughts. I don't think we're yet at the point where TV's could replace artwork, however I wouldn't be surprised if that starts to happen in 10-20 yrs. TV tech just keeps improving. In a sense, the debate gets back to questions about long term storage and valuing IP vs physical property... Digital storage is theoretically more durable, but is more susceptible to catastrophic loss if backups fail, etc. Some Ebay art sellers claim to reserve the rights to the IP of the (physical) art they sell...[/QUOTE]
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