Just when you thought you’d finally made sense of all the jargon on the side of a TV box, another one surfaces. Dolby — the A/V tech giant whose fingerprints are all over the entertainment industry — ...

AI “Content Intelligence” and shot by shot motion meddling land on your telly. Dolby has decided your TV should outvote the director when the room lights are on. The outfit has unveiled Dolby Vision 2 ...

Dolby Vision is a set of technologies that has become synonymous with high dynamic range (HDR) on TVs for over a decade at this point. In the past few years, we have talked about numerous products ...

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Dolby Laboratories has announced Dolby Vision 2, an evolution of its picture quality innovation. Hisense is the first TV brand to announce it will bring Dolby Vision 2 to its lineup of televisions, ...

Apple has revealed some of the technology details behind its new Apple Vision Pro, which goes on sale in the United States on 2nd February. The company has confirmed for the first time that the ...

On Tuesday, Dolby Laboratories announced Dolby Vision 2, a new TV standard with a new image engine to match. The latest iteration of the 11-year-old Dolby Vision standard will reportedly allow modern ...

Dual lighting sources 2300 lumens with adaptive output Loud, virtual surround speakers First long-throw Dolby Vision projector LED and Laser sources have long lifetimes vs. bulbs That's a big deal, as ...

Intertrust Technologies Corporation has announced that the Intertrust ExpressPlay cloud-based digital rights management (DRM) system is now compatible with Dolby Vision, the premium high dynamic range ...

SAN FRANCISCO & MANISA, Turkey--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE:DLB) and Vestel today announced Dolby Vision™ will be featured across the entire range of Vestel’s Ultra HD (UHD) TV’s, ...

ZM Knox asks: I’ve been shopping for an OLED TV. And here in the U.S., that means I only really have three brand options: Samsung, LG, and (if I choose to open my wallet further than I really want to) ...