The Ultra HD Premium standard was unveiled at CES 2016 in January, covering everything from content development to streaming specifications. and if manufacturers come up to scratch then they get ...

The drive to get consumers to adopt Ultra HD continues to gather support. A week after Warner Bros. became the third major studio to promise 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc product, beginning early this ...

The drive to get consumers to adopt Ultra HD continues to gather support. A week after Warner Bros. became the third major studio to promise 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc product, beginning early this ...

The ULTRA HD PREMIUM logo, which was unveiled at CES® 2016, helps consumers identify televisions, content, content services, and now, playback devices, capable of delivering a premium experience ...

So while UHD Premium isn’t quite the all-embracing spec it could be (well, not yet anyway), with some notable manufacturers opting out, the logic is sound. See the Ultra HD Premium logo? Then you know ...

At CES 2016, the UHD Alliance announced a new Ultra HD Premium logo and certification program so you'll know you got atop UHD TV. Consumer Reports has the details.

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TV manufacturers have unveiled an onslaught of 'world first' Ultra HD Premium televisions -- less than 24 hours after those same companies announced what that label (and logo) means. As ever at ...

Sony won't be using Ultra HD Premium labelling, but it will launch Ultra HD Blu-ray in 2016 sony. By Chris Hall. Published Feb 2, 2016. Your changes have been saved. Email is sent.

The expansion of the ULTRA HD PREMIUM family of certified products, which includes Ultra HD TVs, Computer Monitors and Ultra HD Blu-ray players, will offer consumers more ways to enjoy a premium UHD ...

The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) has announced the Ultra HD Blu-ray (4K) specification is now complete and has also revealed the next-gen format's official logo.

The current standard for HD is 8-bit, which means that a standard HD TV is able to display 256 shades each of red, green and blue, or 16,777,216 colors total combined. UHD Premium increases this ...