Ultra HD, 4K & HDR news

On September 1, LG will cut prices on its 65 and 55” UHD TVs by $1000 and $1500. LG will also slash the price of its OLED TV

Samsung will be bringing its first PC monitor with 4K resolution to IFA. Samsung hopes to appeal to graphic designers & photographers

Samsung has already decided to significantly cut prices in USA & Europe, following Sony’s price cut on its X9 4K TVs. Toshiba follows suit

Panasonic aims to launch 50, 58 and 65” Ultra HD TVs, possibly with wide color gamut this September, according to a report

This year’s IFA could very well be the most interesting ever with 4K / Ultra HD, Smart TVs & maybe even some surprising OLED announcements. Here's what we expect to see

We visited Hollywood and give you an exclusive look into Sony's work with colors & editing as well as Sony's major efforts in 4K content

The next generation of HDMI will be called HDMI 2.0 and will support Ultra HD / 4K and more. Here is what we know about HDMI 2.0 so far

Sony will reportedly slash prices of its two 65 & 55” X9 4K TVs by $1500 & $1000. Sony will also debut new 4K TVs sans side speakers

The new LA9650 are “budget” versions of the current Ultra HD TVs and will sell for $6,999 and $4,999 for 65 and 55”, respectively

The first movie in 4K has been distributed to a REDRay player through Odemax, a platform created by the company called RED

TCL will release its 50-inch Ultra HD TV in USA this September. A 65-inch model is coming to Australia during the same month

We give an overview of 4K TVs, 4K player, 4K content and standards. You can also check out our new Ultra HD & 4K section

Sony & Panasonic will develop a new optical disc that can store a minimum of 300GB. They hope to have it ready by the end of 2015

The 55 and 65” TVs are now shipping out in select European countries & USA later this week. Expect wider availability in the coming months

Chinese TCL has unveiled its first 4K TV. It is a 50-inch TV with a 4K LCD panel that will launch in USA this September for $999 US dollars

Dell has unveiled its new UltraSharp 32; a 32" monitor with 4K resolution. The monitor has an IGZO-based & will be available to buy in Q4 2013

Sales of TVs fell in 2012 for the first time in a decade. But the trend will be reversed in 2013. Ultra HD TVs will drive sales in the coming years

Apple shows continued interest in TVs and according to rumors Apple is currently in talks with LG about their 55 & 65" Ultra HD panels

The two new 65 and 55” models come with Nano LED technology and are part of the LA9700 range. The TVs also feature a 4.1 sound system

Samsung's 65 and 55-inch F9000 models have been announced. The 4K TVs will ship in USA in early August for $3,499 & $7,499, respectively

Panasonic will launch its first 4K TVs this fall, according to a report. It will not be a plasma TV but instead a LCD-TV with LED backlighting

Details, specifications and a picture showing Philips’ first Ultra HD TV have leaked. The Ultra HD TV is Philips’ new 9000 series

A real Ultra HD TV for $699? Unheard of - until now. California-based Seiki's new 39" Ultra HD has launched with the remarkable price tag

LG will start mass producing a 49" Ultra HD panel in early 2014. LG will also start mass production of its 55 & 65” Ultra HD panels soon

Sony's 4K player has launched in USA for $699 USD. Sony has also officially announced its Video Unlimited 4K movie service

The REDRay 4K player was unveiled in December 2012. After some delays the 4K player is now finally shipping out. It can be yours for $1750

Toshiba announced its three new Ultra HD TV in March. The 58, 65 & 84" TVs will be available from August, starting at $4,999

The first 4K TV from the Japanese TV makers will launch in USA in August for 8,000 USD. The 70” TV has been THX certified for 4K

FlatpanelsHD has received Sony X9; one of the first 4K TVs (also called Ultra HD) on the market. In our review we will also be talking about 4K in general

PlayStation 4 will arrive before Christmas in USA & Europe. It will cost money to play online but Sony has no restrictions on used games