For these prices it should have:
HDR
OLED
65"
No exceptions.
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"The set is not link-compatible, meaning that it will not take advantage of the increased range of brightness allowed by HDR content, and does not meet the standards for , a disappointing omission, especially at this price point."
via Techradar. For those interested in what the standards are for 4K UHD Premium, hit the link above.
that is the point I'm making 55 upwards see the difference, 40/45 inch according to the tech guys
hardly see the difference, so buy a loews or Samsung 40 inch with hdr not much good to you
malcolm
From B&O site:
BeoRemote One Bluetooth works with both Bluetooth and IR commands, and because it is a two-way remote control it provides automatic synchronisation between your BeoVision 14 and your remote.
What may that sync provide?
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hardly see the difference, so buy a loews or Samsung 40 inch with hdr not much good to you
Malcolm, HDR allows wider colour spectrum, which means it certainly will affect any TV, irrespective of size. In the same way HDR photos look more dynamic and you don't view those on your 55" TV.
Darks will look darker, whites whiter and so on. Colours will look more dynamic, whether it's a 40" or 65" via HDR.
B&O have totally lost the plot and have done for some years now. What on earth 'are' they doing and 'who' authorises these ridiculous decisions? No words at all...
Agreed
Location: Denmark
Actually, yes, it is sad that they didn't include HDR support. What were they thinking.B&O facebook team is removing all comments about support for HDR in the announcement on their page. What a joke BeoVision 11-40 MKI (primary), BeoLab 9 (main), BeoSound 5/BeoMaster 5, ML/NL converter, BeoVision 6-26 MKIV (secondary), BeoLab 3500 (living room) BeoLab 4000 (entertainment room), 2x BeoPlay S3 (PC), BeoLit 12 (kitchen), BeoPlay H2/H3 (on the go), BeoVision MX8000 (retro gaming)
hardly see the difference, so buy a loews or Samsung 40 inch with hdr not much good to you
Malcolm, HDR allows wider colour spectrum, which means it certainly will affect any TV, irrespective of size. In the same way HDR photos look more dynamic and you don't view those on your 55" TV.
Darks will look darker, whites whiter and so on. Colours will look more dynamic, whether it's a 40" or 65" via HDR.
Only if the source was HDR. Anything filmed wihout HDR will look exactly the same. Same applies to still photography.
Hi,This means if you change the name of a source on either it syncs on the other: on current models you need to rename both the source on TV and the remote. Much more convenient this way, for installers at least 🤓
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