Will 4K OLED TV’s Be a Boon to Watching Movies at Home, or
Destroy Movie Magic?  Yahoo Contributor Network  It was
inevitable that super high-definition televisions would soon be
previewed at the Consumer Electronics Show and then pushed onto
the consumer market. But while it brings back shades of when
high-definition televisions and Blu-ray technology were
excitedly introduced to America not all that long ago, the
mindset of the American populace is much different now. Other
than other gadgets we love to see evolve, how we view our movies
and TV at home has just now settled into a comfortable spot with
most consumers.  That, of course, is a possible death sentence
to all the international brands selling existing high-definition
TV's when nearly every American already owns a 1080p model, some
with Smart TV capability. In fact, you can recently find small-
screen HDTV's in 1080p for as little as $200 in most retail
stores. Even then, you don't see electronic store aisles crowded
with people gazing dreamingly in