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Comment on Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″ by Anonymous:

Not really with how cheap hdd’s are, they’d just add another hdd to their pc and be done with it.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  god damn! 4K TV!

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  “You’d think they’d be more concerned about increasing the awful quality of their programming than the resolution.” Exactly this. Cartoons in that resolution is so unnecessary.

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  And here I am, using a 15″ CRT monitor. ;D

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  Omg. Imagine compression not being invented yet. Only a couple of episodes would fit on a HDD. Anyway, we don’t really need higher resolution for anime and JAV. I’d rather see how well 3D anime would do instead. (Is there one yet?)

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  I’ll watch sub-240p hentai in RealPlayer on it – fuck da police!

Recent comments by Anonymous:

• Japanese Government “Will Stamp Out Anime Streaming”:
  

  Facebook and the likes. With a bit of luck (or if you are using some obscure social network), there will be anything you want in both dub and sub.

• Japanese Government “Will Stamp Out Anime Streaming”:
  

  Mnnnnnnot gonna happen, because then Japs will just buy them from overseas.

• Slender Satsuki Figure:
  

  Don’t worry, there’s another figure that addresses your problem.

• Japanese Government “Will Stamp Out Anime Streaming”:
  

  There really isn’t much of a difference with the other stuff. Promoting and not promoting anime overseas will not save anime for you. Are you also sure those people are your friends lol? You don’t seem open to them being understanding of your tastes. You’re the definition of a herbivore ironically.

• Japanese Government “Will Stamp Out Anime Streaming”:
  

  I don’t think there’s cause for concern, as the Western market and its influence over the mix of anime being made peaked around 2004-05.