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iPhone X Display Shoot - Out Apple iPhone X An in - depth objective scientific display performance analysis and comparison of the iPhone X OLED Smartphone with extensive Lab tests and measurements including the new DCI - P3 Color Gamut Digital Cinema Mode for 4K UHD TVs and video content.
iPhone 7 Display Shoot - Out iPhone 6 - iPhone 7 An in - depth objective scientific display performance analysis and comparison of the Apple iPhone 7 Smartphone with the iPhone 6 with extensive Lab tests and measurements including the new DCI - P3 Color Gamut Digital Cinema Mode for 4K UHD TVs and video content.
You could do this test with SD, HD, and 4K video and half the people wouldn't be able to see the difference.
The XPS 13 takes that lead further in our Handbrake test, a standard 4K video encode.
To top it off, the Stealth claims high scores in all of our CPU tests, including H. 265 4K video conversion — at least when compared to similarly sized laptops.
We also tested the XPS 13 using Handbrake to encode a 4K video.
The app provides access to Amazon Prime Video content, including 4K HDR footage, though initial tests reveal it to output 2.1 channel audio instead of the more standard 5.1 channel setup.
Asus ZenBook Pro UX501VW - XS74T was the fastest laptop we tested at exporting 4K video footage (4 minutes and 51 seconds), and it had the longest battery life (6 hours and 3 minutes).
For this test, I run wireless TCP - throughput benchmarks on three pairs of computers (four Windows machines and two MacOS computers) placed 33 feet from the router while simultaneously streaming 4K video from a Roku Ultra streaming box that's wirelessly connected to the network.
It has the most powerful processor and dedicated graphics card of the laptops we tested, which means that it's powerful enough to handle demanding workloads, and it can render 4K video faster than the competition.
To test how long its battery would hold out, I loaded a 4K video file onto the Swift and looped it using the built - in Windows media player, with screen brightness at about 262 nits and the volume up halfway.
Video is another example of where the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus doesn't tout new specs beyond its 4K resolution, but has improved in real - world testing.
While I didn't spend a significant amount of time with the Note 8, I tested a few 4K YouTube videos and they looked stunning.
On this test, we used each phone to capture a 5 - minute 4K video at 30 fps, and then used the Adobe Premiere Clip and Videoshop apps to add a filter and convert the movie to a 720p version.
In our video - editing test, in which we export a 2 - minute 4K video file, the S9 + accomplished the task in 2 minutes and 32 seconds, handily beating the Note 8's 3 minutes and 3 seconds.
My test unit came with the 4K screen, and it was quite a treat: text, photos, and video looked bright and crisp even from a distance.
The S9 + also made quick work of our video editing test, which involves transcoding a 4K video file.
In the second video, available at the end of this post, the Exynos 9810 chip outperforms the A11 in the same 4K processing test, which means the Galaxy S9 + wins both laps.
To test the battery life of a laptop, we loop a 4K video using the built - in Windows 10 Movies & TV app with the sound on and the screen brightness tuned to about 250 nits.
While video maxes out at 4K resolution, the out - of - box default is 1080p at 30 fps, and to be kind to our review device's limited internal storage we left that setting alone for the majority of our testing.
Intel's 28W quad - core Core i5 and Core i7 processors deliver up to 41 percent more frames per second in gameplay or edit 4K video up to 59 percent faster than the previous generation with the same discrete graphics, based on internal benchmark testing.
In our video - editing test, we convert a 2 - minute 4K video file to 1080p using Adobe Premiere Clip in our video - editing test.
Intel says the chips deliver up to 41 percent more frames per second in gameplay or edit 4K video up to 59 percent faster than the previous generation with the same discrete graphics, based on internal benchmark testing.
From the Geekbench benchmark to the more challenging Handbrake test of encoding a 420 MB 4K video to H. 265, the Yoga 720 performed just as well as it's more powerfully - equipped competition.
On our video - editing test, in which we transcode a 2 - minute 4K video clip to 1080p in the Adobe Clips app, the Pixel 2 took 2 minutes and 55 seconds, compared to 4:07 for the Galaxy S8.
Samsung's phone topped the iPhone 6s Plus in daylight photos and 4K video recording tests, but the new iPhone did better in low - light photo and OIS tests.
I didn't spend much time testing out the new video modes, which include 60 fps 4K shooting and 240 fps 1080p slow motion.
A range of 4K video content was tested and the quality gap widened — the LG showed details not evident on the Sony, but there was still no Dolby Vision or Atmos sound to make a huge difference.
To see how much each phone heats up we conducted two tests, a 1080p video recording test and a 4K recording test.
When it comes to speed and performance, the iPhone X's A11 Bionic chip easily bested the S9 + in our testing, which included a Geekbench 4 test of overall system performance and a video - editing test where we exported a 2 - minute 4K video file.
The handset can play 4K videos — I tested it with MX player in S / W mode, it worked.
Based on our testing, this 50 - inch set offers a sharp 4K picture, and it also does a good job of upscaling standard HD video and Blu - ray movies.
Finally, in one of our real - world tests, we timed how long it took both phones to transcode a 4K video clip to 1080p via the Adobe Premiere Clip app.
The same was true in our real - word test where we convert a 4K video to 1080p.
The 1080p model endured for 13 and a half hours in our video loop test, while the 4K version lasted three hours less.
The Shield TV was the first streaming media device we tested capable of displaying 4K content, and currently supports high dynamic range (HDR) video in the HDR10 format (but not Dolby Vision; if you want Dolby Vision you'll need a Chromecast Ultra or an Apple TV 4K).
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