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In the high range we find OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) televisions, a technology that mainly improves contrast (especially purer and more realistic blacks), viewing angles and color range thanks to the fact that it is capable of turning on and turn off pixels individually and not based on a backlight system.

To compete in the highest ranges with OLED technology, the panels have evolved thanks to the use of a different technology called a "nanocrystal". This improvement of the panels is only present in the higher ranges of the market. These TVs can reproduce a wider color gamut, deeper blacks, and consume less power.

The Ambilight rear lighting system and the curve of the screen can be added to your television model to mark the number of television models to choose from from the start.

The trend of curved screens in television has been on the rise since the year 2014, and it has been relaxed a bit in 2016 It's strongest promise is to create a panoramic effect that favors the viewer, although the curve is so subtle that you won't notice much difference in diagonal sizes that are not gigantic and placing us close to the screen.

There are improvements in the minor distortion and the reduction of reflections, but they depend on the control we have over the ambient lights.

We find the drawbacks of these models to be better if you look at it from an ideal spot.

If you want to get a curved television, you need to choose a brand that has a curved screen, as many brands already have it. This system, which has been improved with the Ambilux projection version, allows for an ambient light to be achieved by using colored lights on the sides of the television that are projected on the wall behind it and that is synchronized and adapted to the content at all times.

If you're on the hunt for a new TV, you probably have a use for it.

There are some considerations to keep in mind if that is the case.

I would bet on the first two technologies. These are the technologies that give us the best image quality. It's too much to miss a movie in a deep black.

If you prefer sports or games, look for TVs that have a high native reference rate, and don't bother with the OLED in the second case.

You should not settle for less than native 120Hz at the high end.

We've been trying to make sense of the 4K name.

The deployment of the evolution of1080p resolution began but it did not do it as it should, but as 4K or UHD. If we had continued to call the TV panel's resolution 2160p, it would have to be called 2160p in the consumer market.

The 4K we are seeing is not 4K but a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160. We have to pay attention to the Ultra HD certification of our model, so that we don't confuse it with the 4K models that are not.

The Ultra HD logo that certifies televisions that offer a resolution of 3840 x , was created by the different manufacturers of TVs. This also helps not to confuse models that are Ultra HD but play with the name, as in the case of Samsung with its SUHD equipment, or LG's Super UHD 4K, which include improvements in the image but not in the effective resolution as it could be. imply that trade name.

There is more confusion from there. Some brands have joined forces in the so-called UHD Alliance and created the name Ultra HD Premium that includes those Ultra HD televisions that also include technologies such as 10-bit panel or wide color gamut.

The new televisions are powered by the fashionable technology of HDR.

We know what the acronym means. In televisions, the goal is to create more intensity between the lightest and darkest parts of an image to retain more information and to give us a greater level of detail. We have blacker blacks, brighter whites and a wider and more realistic color reproduction than what we have so far in our TVs.

If you're buying a new TV today, you want it to be one with high Dynamic range.

Content creators will be able to use a powerful resource that improves the user experience because of the large leap in quality in content display.

There is a war of specifications and standards in new technologies, and even models that try to get on the high Dynamic Range bandwagon without actually being technically so.

The Ultra HD Premium certification on all of the TVs on the market can play the content. If you don't have a seal, they will not be able to play content but with good quality, because of the lack of brightness. They are the cheapest models.

There is a new player that has better specifications for the future development of HDR. It's proprietary, so acceptance or not will depend on the brand and company. The maximum brightness of 10,000 nits and color reproduction with 12-bit depth are the highlights of the improvements over HDR10 that are significant.

Only the high-end of the TVs are prepared for the content because their panels need more cutting-edge technical characteristics, as well as processing, since with Dolby Vision each image frame has individual information on how to work the range dynamic.

Content creators are happy with the possibilities of Dolby for each scene. The source and entire reproduction chain must also be certified for Dolby Vision in order for it to work.

It's important to consider the way that the television supports the other way around, since it's not the other way around with the television with Dolby Vision. The leaders in models with the vision are the brands.

The union of more improvements to the minimum conditions of HDR10 is something that should be watched out for by manufacturers who pull their own names out of their sleeves, which is not a standard.

The connections of our future television are turned into keys with the use of the 4K and the HDR modes. Don't skimp on the number of ports, you will end up connecting more sources than you thought. You should ask for four.

With 4K content coming from different sources and advancements in the near future, it is necessary to have HDMI ports.

You will not be able to play 4K content from different sources if you look at the compatibility of many of them.

We leave you with the main models of different ranges, since the premises to take into account when evaluating the purchase of a television that is Ultra HD and High Dynamic Range is not yet known.