Re:Ask HN: Is there a TV on the market without “Smart TV” fe...
by GekkePrutser on Saturday June 11, 2022 @05:45PM
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I think they mean more saturated colours? Though I suppose the current OLED TVs already support DCI-P3 and there is no bigger colourspace available for video content.
Edit: Actually, one thing that LG do is that they have a white pixel (RGBW layout) for the really high brightnesses required for HDR. This means colours get paler when the white pixel is used. This could be what they meant.
Re:Ask HN: Is there a TV on the market without “Smart TV” fe...
by happyopossum on Saturday June 11, 2022 @05:43PM
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I do - why wouldn’t I want to be able to do that?
How bright do you want them to be? Do you watch Netflix in a sun-lit room?