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Dolby HDR

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Dolby HDR

(Dolby High-Dynamic Range) A backlight technology for LCD screens from Dolby. Introduced in 2008, Dolby HDR brightens and dims regions of LED backlights on an LCD screen based on the image in those areas at that moment. Providing a huge contrast ratio of 200,000:1, the black pixels can be made blacker because the LEDs can be turned entirely off in dark areas of the video frame. See LCD, LED and HDR.



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Certain statements in this press release, including statements regarding the performance, features, and capabilities of Dolby HDR technologies; the potential benefits that may be derived from Dolby HDR technologies; the eventual availability of Dolby HDR technologies and reference designs; and the delivery of dramatic improvements of LCD picture quality by Dolby's HDR technologies are "forward-looking statements" that are subject to risks and uncertainties.
Also at CeBIT, Dolby will feature technologies that enhance the audio and video entertainment experience in the home, including Dolby HDR imaging technologies, Dolby Volume, and Dolby TrueHD.
Dolby HDR Technologies and Dolby Volume Enhance Sight and Sound to Deliver the Next Level of Entertainment Experiences
 
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