Samsung announces HDR10+ Adaptive and Filmmaker mode for upcoming QLED TVs
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- AnonD-844232
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- 12 Jan 2021
RGcloudS, 31 Dec 2020Did you live in the basement? Even this year QLED lineup su... moreOOh some little kido trying to be smart but talking sht.. there is no any 8k@120 yet ... but 8k@60 for now stop spreading crap !
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- Anonymous
- 70d
- 04 Jan 2021
JoJo, 01 Jan 2021LOL! Samsung losing market share pushing HDR10+ just so the... moreYou don't know what you're talking about. HDR10 is an open standard and the most wide spread HDR format. Dolby Vision is a proprietary HDR format.
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- 02 Jan 2021
They definitively prepared themselves for the loss of the cinema industry ...
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- JoJo
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- 01 Jan 2021
LOL! Samsung losing market share pushing HDR10+ just so they don't have to pay a $15 licensing fee to Dolby for Dolby Vision. First it was HDR, then HDR10, now HDR10+. Next it will be HDR10++ Almost as good as Dolby Vision this time. We promise. LOL!
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- 01 Jan 2021
RGcloudS, 31 Dec 2020Did you live in the basement? Even this year QLED lineup su... moreapparently you are the guy in the basement here. not even hdmi 2.1 supports 8k @ 120hz
it's either 8k@60hz or 4k@120hz not both.
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- Mawire
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- 01 Jan 2021
This just reminds me of Nokia doubling down on Symbian! I didn't buy a Samsung TV this year because they don't support Dolby Vision. I settled for a Hisense.
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- Dixie normus
- IbG
- 01 Jan 2021
Samsung needa make a tv that plays 24p movies like the old school 50hz TV s smooth as butter im tired of this judder on all modern tvs
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- Anonymous
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- 31 Dec 2020
RGcloudS, 31 Dec 2020Did you live in the basement? Even this year QLED lineup su... moreWait for 16K.
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- tDP
- 31 Dec 2020
AnonD-844232, 30 Dec 2020Yeah but is it 4k@120Hz ??? Did you live in the basement? Even this year QLED lineup support 8K 120Hz.
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- The One Who Knows
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- 30 Dec 2020
It doesn't matter what advances in science, medicine and technology mankind has ever achieved or in the midst of achieving! The world as we know it, is about to come to an end! Please read Luke 21:26 thru 28
Therefore, mankind's efforts to dazzle and impress people with their latest improvements, is the equivalent of trying to apply a fresh coat of paint to the Titanic while it is sinking!!! 🙏😇
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- 30 Dec 2020
fruitcake, 30 Dec 2020Just dying to see what tvs will be offered in 2021 and show... moreThats why they sold the most tvs this year
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- Anonymous
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- 30 Dec 2020
AnonD-923722, 30 Dec 2020Most companies uses dolby vision and HDR10. Now is samsung ... moreThese are just marketing standards like IP ratings. Not having it doesn't mean the product doesn't support the features. Also Dolby Vision is a paid certification while HDR10+ is free
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- ZolaIII
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- 30 Dec 2020
Purpose is simple HLG conversion from the source including non HDR one's get adoption to capabilities of HDR display dynamic HD
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- ZolaIII
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- 30 Dec 2020
AnonD-923722, 30 Dec 2020Most companies uses dolby vision and HDR10. Now is samsung ... morePurpose is simple part HLG10+
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- fruitcake
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- 30 Dec 2020
Just dying to see what tvs will be offered in 2021 and shown off in January at the CES,another section Samsung use to dominate,but the others are getting way better,and Samsung charging too much for there tvs,so there losing consumers not gaining them,so they better start to realise this
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- Anonymous
- yax
- 30 Dec 2020
Great. Just when I hoped Samsung would finally cave to offering Dolby Vision on its sets it looks like it's doubling down on HDR10. Guess I'm getting one of those new LG QNED TVs in 2021.
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- Anonymous
- 70d
- 30 Dec 2020
AnonD-844232, 30 Dec 2020Yeah but is it 4k@120Hz ??? Most movies run at 24 fps.
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- Anonymous
- 0w6
- 30 Dec 2020
Me LG nanocell filmmaker 2020, Samsung only copy LG.
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- m5u
- 30 Dec 2020
Yeah but is it 4k@120Hz ???
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- 30 Dec 2020
Anonymous, 30 Dec 2020I am not getting excited ever about TVs until they manage t... moreA tiny TV of only 55" is not at all suitable for microLED at this time. Unless you are fine with HD/720p.