I am interested in Sony actually, but it is quite hard to find it here. Online purchase is out of question, most sellers don't ship to Sarawak, and the shipment will be expensive even if they do. Senq is out of stock and Sony centre selling for RM 4499, which is overpriced.

Good decision bro don't ever take risk if anything happen to the tv its a headache job to claim warranty too...yup shipment expensive but once bought the tv don't look for other models will stomach burn later 😋....congrats for your new tv

Yup, no choice but to pay extra to get from senq ,at the meanwhile still can change since I will only get it two weeks from now

Yup, no choice but to pay extra to get from senq ,at the meanwhile still can change since I will only get it two weeks from now

I am interested in Sony actually, but it is quite hard to find it here. Online purchase is out of question, most sellers don't ship to Sarawak, and the shipment will be expensive even if they do. Senq is out of stock and Sony centre selling for RM 4499, which is overpriced.

If u satisfied with the Samsung why have to change just continue with that..got extra money buy a android box..if u not satisfied at all than u can change 😊 ..yesterday I have test the Sony x7000..for Astro its abit blur for 55inch should be okay for 49inch I think the colour is good and black is deep but u need to tweak it at own the preset colour too rich but i think I still prefer the sharp ue630x because it have more natural colour

how bout samsung ?

Sharp , ok, never seen it before, will have a look, thanks
Samsung can get easily from most of the shops, Sony seems to be more rare.

Samsung can get easily from most of the shops, Sony seems to be more rare.

Which Sony series is the rival for LG model below?
LG 65UH615T

Wat is the diff between HDR sony and HDR pro LG? is it same?

HDR Pro is probably LG marketing-speak for supporting HDR content without the full benefit of true HDR (like Dolby Vision).

The main difference between Dolby Vision and HDR10 though, is the colour depth and brightness the content and equipment is capable of achieving. Dolby Vision content is mastered in up to 12-bit colour depth, compared to 10-bit of HDR10 (which is where HDR10 gets its name from). You may be wondering, what difference could 12-bit over 10-bit possibly make? Well, 12-bit colour depth gives access to over 68 billion colours, compared to just 1 billion with 10-bit. This means the colours you see from Dolby Vision films and on compatible TVs are going to be far more accurate and as the director intended.

In order to watch Dolby Vision content, you need to have the right equipment. The benefit of Dolby Vision TVs is that they can support HDR10 as well, but HDR10 TVs can't do Dolby Vision, so if you want the best of both worlds, Dolby Vision is the way to go.


http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/139947-wha...-tech-explained

i was reading something about HDR10 and Dolby Vision.

4k material not a lot, hdr10 material even less, Dolby Vision... some with Netflix, with a logo:

Dolby Vision is the "highest" - will need source, player and TV capable for that.

Yup very true bro...im doing some reading also http://www.avsforum.com/forum/166-lcd-flat...r-pro-mean.html 😋 some said marketing strategy for lg..yup the material very less..I think buying tv looking for hdr pro not worth for now unless the tv panel and colour is great if compare to the Sony hdr 😋..still confused on hdr pro

next tv to buy, gotta hv true dolby vision!

but material will be hard to come by.

plus, i would think will need >50mbps to stream netflix in dolby vision.

Haha 😋 yup bro next tv should have true Dolby vision but the price should be reasonable if not normal Dolby enough for me 😋..if Time fiber 100mbps covered all area sure cun..I think LG 65UH615T didn't mention about hdr 10 in their spec kinda playing hide n seek..they mention about hdr pro only didn't give detail explanation..still this model is ips panel sure the black won't look deep..tech going up so fast but material very less still not worth

that usually means mischief, i will not trust.

it's like some android boxes claiming "5.1" to fool some people into believing it is dd/dts 5.1 when it is really aac5.1 or a 2.0 stream expanded into 5.1.

im using this model LG 43uh610t. anyone use?