This is Samsung we're talking about. There is zero chance of that. Don't expect any major updates to your TV from here on out.Hi Steve,
Was there any mention of Samsung updating the 2016 KS series with the new Tizen OS updates and HLG support?
This is Samsung we're talking about. There is zero chance of that. Don't expect any major updates to your TV from here on out.
I don't know about Tizen or the rest of the 2016 range but the KS series should be getting an HLG update and Samsung also plan to add dynamic metadata as well.Was there any mention of Samsung updating the 2016 KS series with the new Tizen OS updates and HLG support?
This is Samsung we're talking about. There is zero chance of that. Don't expect any major updates to your TV from here on out.
I still get updates as well, but Samsung seem to omit major features in an attempt to force customers into buying their newer sets. For example the J series of TVs. They refused to update the Netflix app with HDR support, even though the TVs are perfectly capable of supporting that feature.Not sure that'a a fair comment - I have a 50in JU series Samsung TV and I still get Fiirmware updates for it about every 3 months including the HDR one
I still get updates as well, but Samsung seem to omit major features in an attempt to force customers into buying their newer sets. For example the J series of TVs. They refused to update the Netflix app with HDR support, even though the TVs are perfectly capable of supporting that feature.
Don't forget that OLED is not perfect yet either, it is still struggling to get anywhere near 1000 nits needed to properly display HDR10, let alone the 4000 nits that the industry is using for mastering content. We are still a ways off narrowing down the best TV tech for that perfect picture. Man-cave and Blu-Ray content OLED all day long, Bright location, HDR content, lots of gaming etc. tougher question, in the shootouts the LCD guys are still ahead, and the QLED is impressively colourful and bright.Really feels like Samsung are trailing far behind other TV manufacturers now. Still flogging that dead LCD horse. Strange to see the market leader effectively check out and stop trying. And 12 dimming zones? That'll complete with an OLED's 8294400 dimming zones. Top work Samsung, bonuses all round.
Really feels like Samsung are trailing far behind other TV manufacturers now. Still flogging that dead LCD horse. Strange to see the market leader effectively check out and stop trying. And 12 dimming zones? That'll complete with an OLED's 8294400 dimming zones. Top work Samsung, bonuses all round.
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They all have light bleed/haloing Samsung won't sell many of these at this price.Nout wrong with the picture on mine. Forgive me for asking but who are you trying to convince ?
They all have light bleed/haloing Samsung won't sell many of these at this price.
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