Sentences with phrase «hdr media support»

4K and HDR media support.

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Four HDMI ports, all of which support 4k and HDR, along with three USB ports for TV recording and media playback lurk at the back of the TV.

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Netflix now supports HDR on Windows 10, the media giant today detailed.

Virgin Media's V6 set - top box is easier to set up, faster and slicker to use, and supports advanced features like 4K, HDR and Dolby Atmos.

The Nvidia Shield Android TV ($ 200) is slowly becoming a powerful choice for tech enthusiasts, with 4K HDR video support and Plex Media Server capabilities.

It's a super-powerful streamer with 4K and HDR support, and just about any media app you can think of has Cast support to send content right to the big screen.

Connectivity includes six HDMI inputs (including one on the front) with HDMI 2.0 a and HDCP 2.2 for playback of 4K and HDR media, with specific attention paid to Dolby Vision support.

Roku is retooling its entire lineup of media streamers this fall, adding HDR support and voice - recognition to several models, while slashing $ 30 off the price of the Roku Ultra, its top - shelf offering.

Adrienne Maxwell auditions the Apple TV 4K streaming media player, which supports 4K output and HDR in both the HDR10 and Dolby Vision formats.

Add in 4K HDR support, as well as the ability to play your own media via USB, and the Shield is one of the most versatile streaming players available.

Like the $ 179 Apple TV, the $ 200 Shield TV can stream media in 4K and HDR, in addition to having built - in Chromecast support, access to all your regular Android apps, and the ability to...

Like the $ 179 Apple TV, the $ 200 Shield TV can stream media in 4K and HDR, in addition to having built - in Chromecast support, access to all your regular Android apps, and the ability to stream full on PC games from a nearby computer or Nvidia's servers in the cloud.

The Chromecast Ultra device, which looks similar but sells for $ 69, provides playback at 4K resolution for supported media, and can also handle HDR (high dynamic range) for wider contrast and bolder colors.

The Razer Phone is already an accomplished media machine but it's about to get even better, as a new update is bringing Netflix HDR support and Dolby Digital 5.1.

To add on to the list, Xbox One X also comes with a 4K Blu - ray drive along with HDR and Dolby Atmos support for a better and awesome media consumption.

Midrange and high - end TVs from many manufacturers already have support for HDR, so it's about time for Apple to step up its game and bring HDR support to its digital media player.

For media, Android P supports HDR VP9 for HDR - enabled videos from YouTube and Play Movies on supported devices.

This media receiver features Apple's A10X Fusion chip and supports 4K HDR content via HDR 10 and Dolby Vision.

Mere hours after we expressed concern over the rumored $ 70 price tag of the upcoming Google Chromecast Ultra with 4K and HDR support, California - based digital media player veteran Roku decided to try to steal the search giant's thunder by unveiling a bunch of new set - top boxes starting at $ 30.

The display supports the HDR10 standard, which means you will be able to view compatible HDR media from streaming services such as Amazon Prime Video.

Finally, there's the Ultra, which is said to be the highest end model with things like USB media access, optical - out, possibly HDR video support, and remote finder.

The Roku Ultra will also support HDR and is the only device in the 2016 lineup that will feature a USB 2.0 connector to access local media.

There are two major players when it comes to streaming media devices, and both Google's Chromecast and Roku's streaming stick have seen recent updates that beef up the hardware and support 4K streaming in HDR.

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).

The near reference quality EF9500 and EG9600 will retail for $ 2999 each and feature the HDR support (better brightness and contrast) necessary if you want to get the most out of the media being streamed on Amazon Prime.