Ultra HD, 4K & HDR news

If you want one of Samsung’s 2017 LCDs, branded “QLED”, you must be prepared to spend a lot. The Q7 and Q8 are up for pre-order starting at $2500 for a 55" TV

As certain trends die manufacturers again turn their attention to the most important area; picture quality. But do we really need 4 HDR formats?

Aa stunning OLED TV with Dolby Vision and new 9 series LCDs with Dolby Vision. We saw, touched and experienced all of them at CES and here are our first impressions

The line-up includes the R8 featuring Dolby Vision as well as other LCD TVs that the company is selling as "ULED"

In 2017 Polaroid will launch a line-up of 43 to 75” TVs powered by Chromecast. Prices start at $500

UHD Blu-ray arrived in 2016 and brought with it 110 movies. This year, Hollywood is planning to release 250 new UHD Blu-ray titles

Philips’ new TV is the first to combine OLED, Ambiilght, and Android TV in one package. The TV is now available in Europe

Besides new mid-range TVs, TCL will launch the high-end X2 and X3 ranges with Android TV and support for Dolby Vision

FlatpanelsHD had a chance to experience LG's 2017 OLEDs. Here are our first impressions plus lots of technical information

Both Nvidia Shield boxes will get updated to Android 7.0 (Nougat). Besides features such as PiP, Nvidia will also add an Amazon Video app & new game features

Sony says that version 7.0 will reach 2017, 2016 and 2015 TVs. Sony also spoke about its plans for Dolby Vision, YouTube HDR and the HLG format

Hisense is using the Sharp brand to enter the US market and will in 2017 launch five ranges of Sharp-branded 4K UHD TVs, including a FALD model

This year’s CES show was one of the best for TVs in many years. In our opinion two TVs stood out but one of them was something truly unique

‘Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk’ will be the first UHD Blu-ray release to take advantage of 60 fps for much smoother and more detailed motion

It took 9 months but it's finally here. Owners of 2015 Samsung TVs in the US are now finally able to enjoy Netflix in HDR

At CES, LG confirmed to FlatpanelsHD that it will add support for HLG on 2016 OLED and ‘Super UHD’ LCDs through a firmware update

TCL will partner with Dolby to bring Dolby Vision to several of its new TVs, including the P2 series that will start at just $500

As promised, the 'HDR game mode' update for the B6 OLED is now rolling out. The update also applies to the UH7700 LCDs

Three Philips-branded TV ranges with Dolby Vision are coming to the US later this year. The 6000 series gives you Dolby Vision for $650 dollars.

The new flagship BDP7502 is one of the first to support Dolby Vision. It can be yours for $300

In 2017, Sony will launch the X94E, X93E, X90E, and X85E ranges. All four will feature Android TV. X94E and X93E will support Dolby Vision

Not 1 but 3 new UHD Blu-ray players have been announced by Panasonic at CES 2017. The players will be named UB300, UB310 and UB400

HDR is typically associated with 4K but in 2017 Sony will launch 4 ranges of Full HD TVs that are HDR-capable. For HDR gaming on PS4 and Netflix

3 studios - Universal, Warner Bros, and Lionsgate - will bring out UHD Blu-ray titles with Dolby Vision in “early 2017”, the companies announced at CES 2017

Last year’s Sony Z9D / ZD9 flagship LCD will get Dolby Vision with a firmware update. Also YouTube HDR and Android TV 7.0

The refreshed and smaller Nvidia Shield adds support for Google Assistant, Amazon Video, SmartThings, Steam, and more

At CES 2017, Sony has announced an Ultra HD Blu-ray player for the consumer market. X800 will be available this spring for Ł400 / €520

Sony has just announced a trio of new OLED TVs that support Dolby Vision HDR. The Bravia A1 series will be available in 55, 65, and 77-inch sizes.

LG's first UHD Blu-ray player will be one of the first to support the Dolby Vision HDR format - like its OLED TVs.

LG has unveiled the B7, C7, E7 and G7 OLED TVs. 3D and the curves are gone but LG is adding support for four HDR formats, Dolby Atmos sound and webOS 3.5