November 3, 2004 One of the measures used to determine how realistic a monitor can display an image is its dynamic range. This essentially measures the difference between the lightest and the darkest ...

Well, they did it. The HDMI Licensing Group has unveiled the HDMI 2.1 spec, adding support for dynamic HDR, 8K60, and 4K120 (I’ll explain all those features in a moment). This means if you just got a ...

While it seems pretty clear that the upcoming Apple TV will support 4K resolution – aka Ultra HD aka UHD aka UHDTV – this likely won’t be the only improvement offered to the image quality thanks to ...

TV manufacturers pitch 4K resolution as must-have tech, but not all of the companies serving the content that gets displayed on those screens are as giddy. Streaming TV service providers are much more ...

The HDMI Forum has officially released the HDMI 2.1 standard, and it brings a number of improvements such as vastly higher transfer speeds for HDMI cables, dynamic HDR, and resolutions all the way up ...

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Following the PlayStation Meeting earlier this month, it was reported that just one person is working on Days Gone’s PS4 Pro support, while only two people are working on adding support to inFamous ...

Speaking this week at the Collision 2019 conference in Toronto, Sony Interactive Entertainment’s Vice President of Research and Development, Dominic Mallinson, detailed a number of “must-have ...

Following last week's debacle over Halo 3's apparent resolution deficiency, the folks at Bungie have come out pleading their case, stating that the game's visual acuity was given a back seat to HDR, ...

Google looks to be refreshing its Nest lineup with a set of new smart home gadgets, according to recent leaks. The updates include two new wired security cameras, a wired doorbell, and a smart speaker ...

CES has been over for a few days now but we still have some news we’ve yet to cover. We’ll likely have more tidbits here and there as we swim through the sea of emails and find a gem or two. One of ...