Samsung keeps Dolby Vision off its TV lineup
Samsung is maintaining its refusal to integrate Dolby Vision HDR technology into its televisions. This decision means Samsung TVs will continue to support HDR10+ as their primary advanced HDR format, with implications for viewers seeking content in Dolby Vision.
Key Takeaways
- Samsung continues to refuse Dolby Vision support in its televisions.
- HDR10+ remains Samsung's primary advanced HDR format.
- The article says Dolby Vision is a widely embraced HDR format.
- Digital Trends says Samsung is maintaining the same stance, not changing course.
Why It Matters
Samsung’s refusal keeps its TV lineup aligned with HDR10+ rather than Dolby Vision, which leaves format support split across the premium TV market. For streaming services and viewers, that means HDR presentation still depends on which ecosystem a device supports, not just on the content itself. The practical question is whether Samsung ever changes its stance; for now, there is no sign of that in this report.
Read full article at msn.com
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