Review: LG 65SJ9500 4K `Nano Cell’ TV Offers Bright HDR Performance At A Bargain
Although LG Electronics is making its premium 4K Ultra HDTV reputation as the world’s preeminent supplier of large-screen OLED displays, the introduction of the 65SJ9500 Super UHD LED-LCD TV with Nano Cell technology makes clear it’s not ready to give up the high-end of…
BenQ HT1070A Affordable Full HD Projector Goes On Sale
BenQ Tuesday introduced its affordably priced HT1070A Full HD DLP projector incorporating the company’s CinematicColor technology. Coming on the heels of its $12,999-sugested retail LK970 4K UHD BlueCore laser projector, the $649 suggested retail BenQ HT1070A is offered as a more affordable DIY-option for gaming…
UHDA Adds Additional UHD Premium Certification Categories
The UHD Alliance (UHDA), the inter-industry group advancing and promoting Ultra HD home entertainment, announced at the IFA consumer technology show in Berlin this week that it has established new Ultra HD Premium specifications for Streaming Media Players, Set-top boxes and Desktop PCs and is…
Review: Samsung QN65Q8C Has Color And HDR That Sings
The 65-inch QN65QC is the middle 4K Ultra HD LED-LCD TV series in Samsung’s top-tier 2017 “QLED” (quantum dot light emitting diode) range of televisions. We found the $3,497.99 (unilateral pricing policy at the time of this posting) television to have a very bright…
Review: Nothing `Shoddy’ About Sharp LC-65P8000 4K HDR TV
The Sharp 2017 LC-65P8000 is a mid-range 4K Ultra HD LED-LCD TV with very good picture quality when viewed in a darkened room. The set has a good local dimming system and direct-lit LED backlighting that produces deep black levels for an LCD. The…
LG 4K OLED TV Wins TV Shootout For 4th Consecutive Year
ISF President Joel Silver discusses the 2017 TV Shootout Criteria during CE Week Wednesday. LG’s OLED TV technology, represented this year by the 65-inch OLED65E7P, continued to take top honors in the Annual TV Shootout during the CE Week Show in New York by sweeping…
ICDM At Work On Display Standards To Answer `Specsmanship’
Insight Media’s Chris Chinnock One of the more frustrating issues surrounding the launch of new display technologies, like high dynamic range, wide color gamut, and color volume is the lack of unified standards to measure and monitor performance. Thanks to the Society for Information Display…
Expert: New TVs Require Separate Day And Night Calibration Settings
The changing nature of 4K Ultra HD and high dynamic range (HDR) televisions is such that it has become more important than ever to calibrate pictures for both daytime and nighttime viewing to derive the best quality images for the room environment. That was…
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