Ultra HD, 4K & HDR news

Four TVs were included in HDTVtest's annual shootout. Samsung’s LCD won the shootout (for HDR content). LG's OLED won the SDR comparison

Sony aims to set a new bar for picture quality with its ZD9 flagship TV that has been officially unveiled today. It utilizes "Backlight Master Drive"

XD83, XD80, XD75, XD70 and SD80 are affordable 4K TVs in 43 to 65-inch sizes. All of them come with Android TV and Google Cast

Xbox One S is the first console to support gaming in HDR (high dynamic range) and feature UHD Blu-ray. It will launch in 25 countries on August 2

In what appears to be a legitimate document “Neo” is described as being more than twice as powerful as the current version. Neo can also run games in 4K

Hisense's "ULED" LCD TVs are capable of reproducing HDR (high dynamic range) and wide color gamut. The TVs are now available in Europe

Philips BDP7501 is the second UHD Blu-ray player to hit the US. It supports UHD Blu-ray as well as apps for 4K/HDR streaming, Comes bundled with Creed

Metz Novum is an OLED TV with Ultra HD resolution and High Dynamic Range. Prices will start at 4999 Euro

Loewe has unveiled its first OLED TV called bild 7. It will be available starting in September in 55 and 65-inch sizes for 4990 and 6990 Euro

Fight fans in the US and Canada who owns a Sony Android TV will be able to watch UFC 200 in glorious 4K and 60 frames per second this weekend

Most of Philips' 2016 TVs are now available to buy across Europe. Key features this year are Ultra HD, Android TV, and Ambilight.

ITU has ratified the BT.2100 - or Rec.2100 - standard that builds on the BT.2020 standard. It is a standard for HDR that includes PQ and HLG

Samsung Serif TV was launched in parts of Europe late last year and is now available in the US, too. It can be yours for $1499

DMP-UB900 is Panasonic’s first UHD Blu-ray player. It was launched in Europe back in April and is coming to the US in September for $700

Samsung has launched its 2016 full-array local dimming flagship TV. KS9800 (in the US) and KS9500 (in Europe) is Samsung’s most advanced TV to date

The free update adds Netflix in HDR, Plex server, GameStream HDR, YouTube in 4K60, Dolby Atmos, better HDMI CEC controls, and more

Roku has signed on yet another partner for its Roku TV licensing program. Starting this fall, Hitachi will launch 4K and HD Smart TVs running Roku OS

UHD Blu-ray format is off to a great start compared to the original Blu-ray format in 2006. Both Hollywood and consumers are embracing the format

Sony has officially unveiled X70D, X75D and X80D for the US market. All three come with 4K resolution, HDR processing and Android TV

Even if you are not interesting in gaming, Xbox One S stands to become the cheapest UHD Blu-ray player on the market with its $299 starting price

Amazon Video has started offering TV series and Hollywood movies in Dolby Vision HDR. The second season of Bosch is available at no additional cost

Sony most affordable 4K TV today is X85D but the Japanese company will soon release cheaper 4K TVs in the X70D, X75D and X80D range

LG’s OLED TV won the annual Value Electronics TV Shootout for the third year in a row. LG G6 was voted the best TV ahead of Samsung, Sony & Vizio LCD TVs

B&O rumored to launch BeoVision 14, Avant NG, and a new "Horizon" TV. Android TV and new Bluetooth-enabled remote are also in the cards

DX800 was unveiled in February and it is now available in stores, says Panasonic. The TV combines advanced picture technology with a distinctive easel design

We have received KS8000 for testing. KS8000 is a flat TV with 4K, HDR, UHD Premium certification and an upgraded Tizen platform

LG has unleashed a beast of a TV upon the world. The 77-inch G6 is the company’s flagship OLED TV with 4K, HDR, and Dolby Vision

Microsoft today revealed "Project Scorpio". It is a new Xbox One that will be released in late 2017. It will support 4K gaming and virtual reality

The new Microsoft Xbox One S game console supports 4K for video and HDR for both video and games. It also features UHD Blu-ray

Two of last year’s high-end Panasonic TVs have finally been updated to process HDR content via HDMI. Netflix’s HDR streams, however, are not yet supported