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I wonder how long will TCL bring in the new model after the announcement. Been hunting for new TV for a while now.

Could this be the new model TCL plan to launch?

Not really a deal breaker for some.... but there's no reason for Samsung to not include it when their TVs are already so expensive

doesn't make sense also when Dolby Vision is the industry standard and its better than HDR10+ in some areas when it comes to numbers

https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/hdr10-vs-dolby-vision

source?

Dolby Vision allows a peak brightness of up to 10000 nits. No TVs on the market now is able to reach this figure though

The only reason Samsung is reluctant to get Dolby Vision on their TVs is cost
https://www.techradar.com/news/dolby-vision...nt-it-supported

well in that case HRD10+ does the same thing. Which brings us back to the point - the only reason Samsung is still not including Dolby Vision is purely cost, nothing to do with any technical aspects

If they dont release them by end of July or August, I'm just gonna go Samsung already. Either 75 QN85C or 65 QN95C. Actually I'm leaning towards Samsung atm.... just have to wait for the price to drop a bit.
This guy is a controversial youtuber.... look up more on him

Want less bullshit and facts always wait for Vincent Teoh from HDTVtest. Technicalities and hard facts wise nothing beats him.

Though I must say all these reviewers they dwelt a lot into how the picture should look accurate.... which is something not many consumers tend to enjoy

Nowadays I just visit AVS Forums for user feedback

https://www.avsforum.com/forums/lcd-flat-panel-displays.166/

That's not the main issue though. He is just a troubled person

Anyway if you want another reviewer that purchase his own tv instead of getting samples from brands, there's classy tech. But again he dwells a lot into the technicalities and that could be boring for some

https://youtube.com/@ClassyTechCalibrations

Vincent Teoh does purchase his own TV for reviews as well

Apparently TCL is not able to get their C845 SIRIM's approval (as of yesterday) in time for July released.  Their next target date is now push to end August.  Crack joke with them as if the delay in the SIRIM approval could probably be due to SIRIM staffs like the sample 75C845 too much that they decided to hold it longer before release it back to TCL.  I am sure TCL Malaysia is eagerly to unleash their flagship C845 into Malaysia market once they had the SIRIM's approval anytime sooner.  I see no reason why they would like to purposely delay introducing the C845 into our market since C845 have so many positive reviews all over EU/Asia/Australia market after released.

In the other hand, Hisense is not doing anything to get their flagship tv into Malaysia consumer market as of today.  I am still waiting to see if Hisense has any plan to bring in even their last 1 - 2 years model especially their U8H series here.  Hello Hisense where are you??

For those who likes bigger size tv above 75", TCL plan's for the consumer is

85C645 - Probably same time with the release with C845
98C755 - 2023 Q4