HDR TV

[PabloMack]

I guess I haven't been paying attention to what the TV industry has been doing. I have been aware of HDRI for some time but I just today learned about HDR TV. I suppose this was the next step after going to 4K. I just saw a 55" smart TCL Roku 4K TV at Walmart for $428. That one was not HDR-compatible. 4K it is getting to be very inexpensive and I suppose there is now a lot of 4K content. I feel like I am Rip Van Winkle (Perhaps Europeans aren't familiar with this popular fairytale as it is American).

http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/hdr-tv-high-dynamic-television-explained

[ajcgi]

Having moved somewhere where my 32" TV feels like it's not just the other side of my lounge but actually the neighbour's lounge, I may be due an upgrade. Interesting how things have progressed in the past 5 years or so since I bought that model. 10-bit monitors have been kicking around for quite some time now so it's nice to see HDR TVs winding their way into the home at last.