It turned out that Samsung Display has applied to register Ultra Dynamic Range, or UDR technology in short. Of course, at the moment it is not known exactly what this means. But the leaked application page shed some light on the subject.
Ultra Dynamic Range (UDR) revealed in Samsung tests!
HDR technology, which has entered our lives in the past years, means High Dynamic Range. UDR (Ultra Dynamic Range) registered by Samsung is thought to represent Ultra Dynamic Range technology in a similar way.
HDR is an imaging technology that increases the contrast ratio between the black and white color levels of the projected image. Screens that support this technology actually offer higher image quality with more vivid contrasts. That is, the higher the dynamic range, the more lifelike results it offers.
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UDR will probably be the new technology brought by Samsung after HDR. Although there is no official statement, it is said that this feature will give Samsung the power to be the unrivaled leader of the market. Because after the registration process is completed, it will either sell to its competitors or take its share in return for the production permit.
Of course, there are currently many smart TVs and phones that support technologies such as HDR, HDR 10 and HDR 10+. Although this feature improves image quality, we know that it has a negative impact on prices. When UDR arrives, it will likely be put into the current pricing ceiling.
In this way, people who make a budget to buy an HDR-supported device will be able to get UDR. HDR, on the other hand, will probably begin to be sold at an affordable price as an obsolete technology. In other words, this new deferred feature will benefit the consumer in every sense.
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