Display technology news

Samsung is expected to launch a 75" microLED TV with 4K resolution next year

An enhanced version called eARC (enhanced Audio Return Channel) promises to fix all of the original ARC's woes

8 out of the top-10 World Cup teams' colors require HDR

The enormous “Crystal LED” display features 8K resolution. In a theatre near you soon?

The microLED displays are expected to eventually replace OLED in Apple Watch and perhaps even the iPhone.

LG is planning to unveil a microLED TV that is even larger than Samsung's 'The Wall', according to Korean media

Samsung’s 146-inch ‘The Wall’, and the first TV based on microLED display technology, will arrive in August, according to Samsung's president of visual display

The brightest green QD ever. This will allow TVs and displays in general to expand the palette of colors by more than 50%, it was claimed

Samsung will launch its first 8K TV this year. 8K TV will feature a new ”MFA” full array local dimming system. Here are our first impressions.

We spent some time with the microLED TV that produces extremely bright, contrast-rich, and vivid pictures.

Samsung has today unveiled ’The Wall’, which is the first consumer TV based on self-emitting microLED technology

LG Display will showcase the world’s first roll-up TV at CES 2018 next week

For the first time we see the secretive company’s technology implemented in AR glasses. The Magic Leap One Creator Edition will ship in 2018.

The DisplayHDR specification includes 3 levels (400, 600, and 100 nits) for PC monitors but none of them actually define proper HDR.

Samsung will introduce a 100"+ TV as well as 8K TV. LG is planning to launch its first Crystal Sound OLED and unveil a rollable TV, according to Korean media

Is this the future of cinema?

HDMI 2.1 supports up to 8K and 10K resolution as well as 4K120. It also supports variable refresh rate and finally fixes blank screens. Full overview inside

Samsung will introduce a gigantic 150-inch TV based on micro LED display technology in January 2018 at the CES show, according to a report

How strong is each format’s position? What is the sentiment in the market and the media? Let’s have a look.

There were lots of ‘wallpaper OLED’ TVs exhibited at IFA and it appears that we can expect at least some of them to launch next year.

Apple is exploring how to combine OLED display technology with quantum dot LEDs to produce displays that are brighter, more colorful & more energy-efficient

This is potentially a big one. Xbox 'Scorpio' will feature HDMI 2.1 that enables adaptive frame rate for visibly smoother motion in games

Philips has developed an entirely new P5 video processor, which has up to 50% better performance. Watch Philips’ picture quality guru, Danny Tack, go over everything

We spoke to Samsung about the 2017 "QLED" line-up and had a chance to examine the TVs more closely. Here are our first impressions and lots of technical information

The HDR revolution is enroute to PCs so at CES both AMD and Nvidia announced updated systems dubbed 'FreeSync 2' and 'G-Sync HDR'

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

‘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

HDMI 2.1 supports up to 10K resolution, dynamic HDR, adaptive frame rate and 4K at 120fps. However, to enable the new features a new 48G cable is required.

The HDMI Forum has included support for the third HDR format, namely HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma), in the HDMI 2.0b standard. HLG was developed for broadcast TV

Panasonic has developed an IPS LCD panel with a contrast ratio of "over 1,000,000:1" - dramatically higher than today's 1000:1. It will enter production in 2017