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For TVs there is the "Ultra HD Premium" (seriously, who comes up with these?) label which sets some baseline standard on HDR quality For displays, DisplayHDR p
by zokier 6y ago
For TVs there is the "Ultra HD Premium" (seriously, who comes up with these?) label which sets some baseline standard on HDR quality
For displays, DisplayHDR provides certification, I'd aim for at least DisplayHDR 1000 for "true" HDR performance
- nottorp 6y ago> For TVs there is the "Ultra HD Premium" (seriously, who comes up with these?) The USB consortium, who else? :)