The best TV sale on the market just dropped at Walmart. For a limited time only, shoppers can save big on a bunch of 65-inch TVs. Brands like Hisense ($295), Onn ($298), TCL ($328), VIZIO ($348), and ...

Dolby Vision transforms your TV experience with dramatic imaging—incredible brightness, contrast, and color that bring entertainment to life before your eyes via OTT online streaming, Ultra HD ...

As it stands, the Nebula X1 is a worthy rival to the Hisense C2 Ultra. It goes a bit brighter, though it lags slightly behind ...

Hisense has announced the rollout of Dolby Vision to their flagship L9G Laser TVs. A first for Hisense Laser TVs, Dolby Vision is a premium entertainment experience that brings excellent color ...

Dive into a breathtaking 8K HDR color showcase in ULTRA HD, powered by Dolby Vision™ for deep contrast and vibrant color, and Dolby Atmos for immersive cinematic audio. Designed for high-end 4K and 8K ...

While Dolby Vision isn’t supported by all HDR TVs (Samsung’s TVs have never included it), many experts consider the dynamic HDR format to be superior in terms of contrast, color, detail, and ...

You shoot in Dolby Vision, and the videos will have greater contrast, color accuracy, brightness, and detail. But like Dolby Atmos, not every device or platform out there supports Dolby Vision ...

For highly saturated and real-life colors, this new 4K projection system will use RGB pure laser illumination to enable Dolby’s Wide Color Gamut 1.0—which is nearly twice the color gamut of Rec. 709 ...

(Image credit: Dolby) Dolby Vision does have some benefits over HDR10. It uses dynamic metadata that allows it to go frame-by-frame to make adjustments to brightness, resolution, and color gamut.

On March 5, Warner Bros. Discovery and Dolby will re-release “ Purple Rain ” for one night, exclusively in Dolby Cinemas. The film will be presented in Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range (HDR ...

More than 100 games are “available now or coming soon” on Xbox Series X and Series S with Dolby Vision support. But can your TV take advantage of it, especially in 4K at 120 fps?