The Label Says HDMI 2.1 But That Doesn’t Mean You’ll Get It

Technology moves quickly these days as consumers continue to demand more data and more pixels. We see regular updates to standards for USB and RAM continually coming down the pipeline …read more Continue reading The Label Says HDMI 2.1 But That Doesn’t Mean You’ll Get It

Samsung adapts HDR10+ content to suit ambient lighting conditions

To get the best from HDR10+ on a living room TV, you may have to dim the lights. But Samsung’s next batch of QLED televisions will support a new optimization feature that will adjust the viewing experience to cater for varying lighting conditions.Conti… Continue reading Samsung adapts HDR10+ content to suit ambient lighting conditions

AirTV Mini 4K dongle merges streaming services and OTA channels

The marketplace for streaming TV dongles looks pretty crowded, with solid offerings such as Google’s Chromecast Amazon’s Fire TV Stick and Roku’s Streaming Stick. Is there room for one more? Dish thinks so, and launched its 4K HDR AirTV Mini … Continue reading AirTV Mini 4K dongle merges streaming services and OTA channels

LG unveils first 1-millisecond IPS LCD monitors for gamers

There are a few schools of thought in the world of LCD monitors, with the battle lines mostly drawn between In-Plane Switching (IPS) and Twisted Nematic (TN) devices. As ubiquitous as IPS has become, its main disadvantage so far has been a sl… Continue reading LG unveils first 1-millisecond IPS LCD monitors for gamers

Vizio’s Brilliant, Affordable HDR Sets Come With Their Own Tablets

They do 4K. They do HDR. They come with free Chromecastin’ tablets. They start at just $1,000. Vizio’s new P-Series TVs are the business. The post Vizio’s Brilliant, Affordable HDR Sets Come With Their Own Tablets appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Vizio’s Brilliant, Affordable HDR Sets Come With Their Own Tablets