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  • TV Reviewer and Youtube Content Creator, HDTVtest
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As seen in: HDTVtest, Trusted Reviews, Cult of Mac, Expert Reviews, FlatpanelsHD, Home Cinema Choice, IT Voice
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More TVs to have 4 (or 3) HDMI 2.1 ports in 2025

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By Vincent Teoh Verified, While Hisense, Full-region DemodulatorsAtsc DVB-T
| FlatpanelsHD Verified
Enabled by MediaTek's new Pentonic 800 chip, more TV models in 2025 will feature four – or three – full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, similar to LG and Samsung. Currently, only LG and Samsung offer four HDMI 2.1 bandwidth ports in their TVs. This is possible because the two Koreans design their own or use customized chips.
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Samsung has announced its latest OLED models – The S95C and S90C along with a Premiere 8K projector IT Voice | Online IT Media | IT Magazine

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By Vincent Teoh Verified, Shashvat Prakash
| IT Voice
Samsung Displays’ next-generation OLED panel will be used in two types and three sizes of the QD-OLED televisions that the company has announced for 2023. The S95C and the less expensive S90C are part of the 2023 line, which replaces the S95B from the previous year and received positive reviews from both reviewers and buyers. The new models come in the same sizes as before—55 inches and 65 inches—but Samsung will also offer a new, increasingly popular 77-inch size.
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Apple Pro Display XDR gets panned by pro colorist

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By Vincent Teoh Verified
| Cult of Mac Verified
News Top stories World's best pro display? Vincent Teoh says not so much. Screenshot: Vincent Teoh/YouTube Professional colorist and YouTube HDTV reviewer Vincent Teoh says he can not recommend Apple’s $5,000 Apple Pro Display XDR to the creatives who do commercial color grading. But its “beautiful design will look good in the office of a divorce lawyer,” Teoh said. Teoh doesn’t just crack one-liners as he compares the much-hyped Apple Pro display with the Sony HX-310 reference monitors.
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