Ultra HD, 4K & HDR news

In a surprise announcement, MHL will release superMHL cables. The standard supports 8K, 4K, HDR, wider colors gamuts, Dolby Atmos

HP had a big line-up of new monitors to announce at CES, including a 5K IPS monitor with 5120x2880 pixels. Also three curved monitors

At CES 2015, TCL announced that its quantum dot TV will be coming to the US and Europe “soon”. It is also the first Chinese quantum dot TV

Samsung's new 82-inch TV has been designed by acclaimed designer Yves Behar, and is the first result of a new design collaboration

Dolby Vision is better picture quality through HDR. The Lego Movie, Edge of Tomorrow, and Into the Storm will be available in Q1 2015

LG will release a quantum dot LCD TV in 2015. But mostly as a defensive move, says LG, who is still fully convinced that OLED is the future

Seiki will enter the monitor segment in Q1 2015 with two 32 and 40" 4K monitors. The monitors will offer DisplayPort 1.3 & HDMI 2.0

In 2014, no TVs supported VP9. That will change in 2015, where Samsung, Sony, LG, Sharp & Philips TVs will be capable of streaming YouTube in 4K

Panasonic's prototype player taught us that it will be called Ultra HD Blu-ray and that it will support 4K, HDR, HFR, BT.2020 and 100 Mb/s bitrate

Samsung tells us that it will release a new 2015 Evolution Kit in the second quarter that that adds the Tizen Smart TV platform to older TVs

In the last few days, several reports have suggested that Panasonic will launch an OLED TV later this year, but the Panasonic headquarter denies

Sharp is one of three TV manufacturers to launch TVs based on Google’s Android TV platform. We visited Sharp to take a closer look

Samsung will expand its curved TV focus in 2015. It will also expand Ultra HD into the mid-range segment and switch to Tizen for Smart TVs

After launching Avant as a 55-inch Ultra HD TV earlier this year and adding a 85-inch model recently, B&O is expanding the line-up with a 75-inch

The goal is to set standards for a 4K and higher resolutions, HDR, wider color gamuts and immersive audio. First results expected in 2015

X900C is Sony's thinnest TV yet. Sony will also launch a range of cheaper Ultra HD TVs. The new TVs come with Android TV and PlayStation Now

At CES 2015, Samsung announced S'UHD, which “takes picture quality to the next level”. It is Samsung’s variant of quantum dot technology

Sharp will be releasing a range of new Ultra HD TVs in 2015, starting at $999. Three ranges will include the new Android TV platform

Panasonic gave a preview of the first UHD Blu-ray player ever at CES. However, it is still a prototype and no launch plans were announced

Besides the flagship CX850, Panasonic will also release the high-end CX800 model and cheaper CX650 and CX600 Ultra HD TVs

CX850 uses many of the same picture systems as last years models and has full local dimming LEDs. It will also switch to Firefox OS for Smart TV

In 2015, LG will release a range of new 4K OLED TVs in flat and curved versions with webOS and HDR. There is even a flexible version

Netflix added 4K streaming last year and this year it will be adding HDR (high dynamic range) to its 4K streaming for stunning picture quality

LG will reportedly release a range of flat and curved 4K OLED TVs in 2015. The OLED line-up includes three flat 65 and 55-inch 4K OLED TVs

LG will be focusing heavily on Ultra HD TV, including some with quantum dot, local dimming and more. See the new UF9500 TV inside

Only a few TV series are available in 4K and the higher resolution is only available on 2014 Samsung Smart TVs but more is coming in 2015

TV manufacturers will unveil the 2015 TV line-ups and much more. But what can we actually expect to see at CES? Here is what we expect to see

LG has announced a new Ultra HD TV with quantum dot technology. The quantum dots are used to offer a wider color palette

Following the release of Apple’s 5K Retina iMac, other manufacturers are hoping to release 5K monitors in 2015. But there are some challenges

LG will reportedly unveil an 8K TV at next month’s CES 2015. It is still a prototype but LG has plans to commercialize it - updated