Amazon has confirmed that people who sign up for the ad-based Prime Video streaming service will also not be able to access Dolby Vision or Atmos support unless they pay the extra $2.99 a month fee.
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On Amazon, the 3rd Gen Fire TV Cube, with Alexa, octa-core, AV1, and Wi-Fi 6E, has dropped to its lowest price ever so, get your hands on this deal while stocks last and enjoy high-quality streaming.
Amazon is offering its highest savings ever with the 4K version of its 3rd gen Fire TV Stick. Watch in vibrant 4K Ultra HD with support for Dolby Vision, HDR, and HDR10+; includes Alexa voice control.
Amazon is offering its highest savings ever with the 4K version of its 3rd gen Fire TV Stick. Watch in vibrant 4K Ultra HD with support for Dolby Vision, HDR, and HDR10+; includes Alexa voice control.
Microsoft and Dolby have partnered to introduce Dolby Vision support for gaming on the Xbox Series X|S consoles. The duo are the first gaming consoles to receive the enhanced HDR standard.
LG has announced that it's rolling out Dolby Vision HDR at 4K 120Hz to select 2021 and 2020 TVs. The firm is testing the feature on more TVs but it's not certain whether they will get the update.
Amazon is offering its Amazon Prime members a 28% discount on the Toshiba 50-inch Smart 4K UHD with Dolby Vision Fire TV today. With this Prime Exclusive Deal, ending in two days, you can save $120.
In a now-deleted blog post on its French website, Microsoft has boasted a two-year console exclusivity deal that allows it to utilize Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos technologies in its Xbox consoles.
It will be available in the Insider Alpha ring this week, but it'll roll out to everyone soon. Microsoft is looking for feedback before it rolls out the Dolby Vision HDR option more broadly this year.
Microsoft released its weekly Edge Dev build today, bringing the build number to 81.0.410.1. Among other minor new features, a more notable new feature is support for Dolby Vision HDR.
Qualcomm's new flagship chipset has a ton of cool new features, such as 8K video recording, 4K video recording with Dolby Vision HDR, 960fps slow motion, and of course, 5G. Here's a hands on video.
Qualcomm detailed its Snpdragon 865 5G Mobile Platform today. The chipset will include the Snapdragon X55 5G modem, and it will come with a wide array of new camera features like 8K video capture.
The new Fire TV Stick 4K and Alexa Voice Remote are now available for pre-order on Amazon, with shipping in the U.S. and Canada set to start on October 31 and in more countries later this year.
Xbox Insiders can now watch Dolby Vision content via Netflix on Xbox One S and Xbox One X, provided they have a compatible TV. There are over 400 hours of content available now in Dolby Vision.
This year's Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga offers a Dolby Vision variant, replacing the OLED that was found in previous models. Here's our unboxing, where we'll start to see if it's is a worthy replacement.
At CES 2018, Sony announced several additions to its home theater range that it claims will push your media experience to the next level thanks to it supporting both Dolby Vision and HDR10.
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With the device from Samsung just over a week away, Netflix has added HDR-streaming support for the Galaxy Note8 alongside the Sony Xperia XZ1 to a growing list of devices, which includes the LG G6.
Apple's HomePod firmware has yet again revealed some new information, this time regarding a possible Apple TV refresh rumored to include high dynamic range support for both Dolby Vision and HDR10.
If you own an LG G6 and have been waiting to access to Netflix's library of Dolby Vision content, the time has finally arrived. The update has begun rolling out in waves and is now available to all.
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