HDR

This looks a very interesting technology, which hopefully will mature as UHD does. Should make for a much better quality picture.

http://www.stuff.tv/features/why-its-time-get-pumped-about-hdr-television

It's incredibly interesting and will be successful as the main four boys - Panasonic, SONY, LG and Samdung are supporting it AS ARE Netflix and Amazon. It works well with both 4K and 1080p so a win win situation all around. It's cool and should be embraced positively :)

Here is another interesting article, that goes a bit ore indepth with what will come.

http://www.csimagazine.com/csi/HDR-standard-by-end-of-2015-BBC.php

It is a complicated, but highly interesting theme.....

 

So - what will the next B&O tv be like (and when will it come)

 

MM

My new bedroom LG TV streams UHD directly from Amazon Prime. We've recently had problems with our new fibre optic broadband, so the TV defaults back to HD.

Even at a mere 40 inches the difference between the two images is as noticeable as SD-HD. These new technologies that embrace a better quality picture, together with more pixels makes for interesting viewing. I saw the new LG 4K OLED yesterday, and by god it's good.

Millemissen:

Here is another interesting article, that goes a bit ore indepth with what will come.

http://www.csimagazine.com/csi/HDR-standard-by-end-of-2015-BBC.php

It is a complicated, but highly interesting theme.....

So - what will the next B&O tv be like (and when will it come)

MM

There is a tv - and there is a BV.

A Beovision 11-55 UHD OLED with this new HDR

Then all we need is something to watch...

That's not impossible Chris, B&O will buy in the LG OLED 4K HDR panel and build around it. That is, so long as they stay in the TV market business. So I guess that makes the MK1 4K Avant obsolete already?

Paul W:

That's not impossible Chris, B&O will buy in the LG OLED 4K HDR panel and build around it. That is, so long as they stay in the TV market business. So I guess that makes the MK1 4K Avant obsolete already?

No shame in that .... when it happens.

Hopefully the will call it a Mark II

I guess they will :) :) :) 

I love it, first they push LCD and drive plasma out of the market, then they say hey, we will give you HDR sets! To get back the contrast, dynamic range, and shadow detail/black levels plasmas already had. Ain't progress wonderful?

I think this answers that question very well Jeff.

http://mattontech.me/mattontech/lessons-from-the-failure-of-plasma-television/

I like the article have always been open to people more in the know, telling me about the technical benefits of Plasma. But at home and in the flesh, it never really panned out that way.

elephant:

Paul W:

That's not impossible Chris, B&O will buy in the LG OLED 4K HDR panel and build around it. That is, so long as they stay in the TV market business. So I guess that makes the MK1 4K Avant obsolete already?

No shame in that .... when it happens.

Hopefully the will call it a Mark II

My guess - it will be a complete new tv.

MM

Just curious as to why you might think that? The Avant has been selling really well I hear!