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What is the difference between DisplayHDR and HDR10?

07-05-2022

DisplayHDR version 1.0 focuses on liquid crystal displays (LCDs), establishing three distinct levels of HDR system performance to facilitate adoption of HDR throughout the PC market: DisplayHDR 400, DisplayHDR 600, and DisplayHDR 1000. HDR10 refers to a standard adopted widely by most monitor brands, and supports the compressed transmission of HDR video content. Monitors of all levels are required to support the industry standard HDR10 format in order to properly display HDR content.



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EL2870U, EW2480, EW2780, EW2780Q, EW2780U, EW2880U, EW3270U, EW3280U, EW3880R, EX2510, EX2510S, EX2710, EX2710Q, EX2710R, EX2710S, EX2780Q, EX3203R, EX3210U, EX3410R, EX3415R, EX3501R, PD2700U, PD2705Q, PD2720U, PD2725U, PD3220U, PD3420Q, SW270C, SW271, SW271C, SW320, SW321C, EX2710U, EX240, EX240N, PD2506Q, EX270M, EX270QM, EX480UZ

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