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The PlayStation 5 TV?

Also Requiem for a Dream, Dawn of the Dead, and District 9

Smart TVs may also be vulnerable in the future

Will be cheaper than LG's most affordable OLED TVs

P Series Quantum X boasts up to 720 dimming zones & 3000 nits

Customers lose access to purchased VR content. No refunds will be offered

Via Google's VP9 video codec that Apple has resisted for years

Sony TVs were the first to receive the certification in 2018

BD players have suddenly, for no apparent reason, started going into a reboot loop

"Joint-development of large-sized OLEDs for TV", printed with RGB pixels

Less expensive than last year's models but not exactly affordable

Far superior contrast lets cinemagoers experience HDR in cinema

HZ980 features HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and Atmos

A 'Digital Edition' and one with an UHD Blu-ray drive

For next-generation game consoles and media players

The HX ranges are available in 40 to 75 inches with 4K

The China factory is currently producing 48-inch panels

HDMI 2.1, webOS, Dolby Vision+Atmos, Apple features & more

Update also adds support for Alexa, Siri & Google Assistant

A 50000 dollar TV

Surpassing even Apple's 1080p bitrate

4K HDR is "part of the product roadmap"

With HDMI 2.1, three VRR systems, HGiG & more

And the latest version of webOS

Ahead of Google's rumored new Android TV device

"One of our goals in this next generation is to achieve photorealism on par with movie CG and real life"

Samsung, Huawei and Qualcomm will back MPEG-5 EVC

Gradually

In 2020, a 55" Sony OLED TV starts at $2300 / €2100

Following Acer, Huawei, Konka, and Vizio - and soon Samsung