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Existing 4K Blu-ray players can support Dolby Vision 2, but they'll need a firmware update first

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By Mike Wheatley Verified
| HDTVtest Verified
Dolby Laboratories has confirmed that the Dolby Vision 2 standard, which has already begun rolling out on Hisense TVs since last week, will also be compatible with existing 4K Blu-ray players too. However, that’s not to say that anyone will actually benefit from this, because the onus is on the 4K Blu-ray manufacturers to enable Dolby Vision 2 through a firmware upgrade, and it’s not clear if anyone will.
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Google TV adds a massive catalogue of more than 10,000 on-demand films and TV shows

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By Mike Wheatley Verified
| HDTVtest Verified
Google TV owners are getting access to a deluge of free content, with more than 10,000 new video-on-demand titles being added to the Google TV Freeplay service this week. It’s a monster-sized addition to Google TV’s already impressive select of free and ad-supported TV or FAST services, and the best part of this announcement is that viewers won’t need to sign up or subscribe to anything.
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Applied Materials delivers earnings and revenue above estimates, but Wall Street isn't impressed

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By Mike Wheatley Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Applied Materials Inc. beat expectations on both earnings and revenue as it delivered its third-quarter financial results today, and followed up with strong guidance for the current quarter. However, its stock fell in the wake of elevated expectations from investors. While the company is one of the biggest beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence boom, that trend means that it had a high bar to clear, and investors likely deemed its results weren't impressive enough.
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