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Dolby Vision was launched at CES at the start of the year, promising to deliver another leap in TV picture performance, thanks to an expanded colour palette, enhanced dynamic range, and dramatically increased contrast ratio. Now we have the first Dolby Vision televisions - at least in the US. Vizio is the brand responsible, a US consumer electronics company that's known over the pond for its affordable 4K TVs. The new Dolby TV tech will be on the Vizio Reference Series range (pictured, above), which features a 65in and a 120in 4K Ultra HD model (and is not so affordable).
Dolby Vision, the Proprietary Solution. Dolby Vision is a proprietary HDR standard created by Dolby. It promises to be a step above HDR10 content. On paper, the advantages are clear. Dolby Vision supports up to 10,000 nits (a unit of brightness), with the current target being 4,000 nits. HDR10 maxes out at 1,000 nits.