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Review: Calman calibration starter kit

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By Rasmus Larsen, measurements. Depending, Dolby Vision
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From Calman's Meter menu, you can connect your C6 meter. Photo: FlatpanelsHD From Calman's Source menu at the top, you can connect your G1 pattern generator. Photo: FlatpanelsHD Once everything is set up, you are ready to calibrate many displays.
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Panasonic 2026 TV lineup (with TV compare tool)

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By Dolby Vision, Plus WiFi
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Panasonic is entering into a strategic partnership with China's Skyworth for future TV production and development. The 2026 lineup includes both OLED and LCD models running Google TV, Fire TV or TiVo. Here are Panasonic's 2026 TVs announced so far – with more expected later this year. Our TV overviews are now generated directly from the TV Database, meaning they are updated automatically whenever the database is refreshed. You can compare TV series by clicking .
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Sony's first 'True RGB' LCD TVs now widely available

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By Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, IMAX Enhanced
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After nearly two years of anticipation, they are finally here. Sony is launching 'True RGB' as a new generation of LCD TVs with improved colors in the US, the UK and other regions. North America got an early start but the rest of the world is now also invited to the party. Sony is not abandoning OLED TVs, but under the company's new two-year product cycle, 2026 is all about flagship LCD TVs. Specifically, Bravia 9 II and Bravia 7 II featuring RGB LED technology, which Sony markets as 'True RGB'.
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