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wodin · 10-26-2016, 02:37 PM

Yes, the TV is capable but not all of the computers. The TV also has upscaling from 1080P as do some 4K BluRay players. The Shuttle Nano Core i3 specifically advertises 4K, but it only comes in bare bones, so there's a further expense for RAM, SSD, and OS on that which brings it up to ~$500. The upside is it can be configured for up to 16 GB RAM (I'd use 8) and whatever SSD you can afford.

10-26-2016, 02:37 PM	#3
wodin Illiterate Posts: 10,279 Karma: 37848716 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: The Sandwich Isles Device: Samsung Galaxy S10+, Microsoft Surface Pro	Yes, the TV is capable but not all of the computers. The TV also has upscaling from 1080P as do some 4K BluRay players. The Shuttle Nano Core i3 specifically advertises 4K, but it only comes in bare bones, so there's a further expense for RAM, SSD, and OS on that which brings it up to ~$500. The upside is it can be configured for up to 16 GB RAM (I'd use 8) and whatever SSD you can afford.