HDR? Not bright enough. (you need a really bright display for proper HDR)
As for 120fps, do you mean native input like on a 120hz/144hz PC monitor, or do you mean interpolation?
I'm pretty sure the latter exists, but the former is actually unknown at this point because, for a TV, you usually have to make a custom resolution and refresh rate with a PC in order to determine whether or not a TV truly can handle it due to the fact that support for the input of such refresh rates on TVs is usually undocumented.
In order to qualify as HDR you need to meet a certain brightness (I believe at least 800 nits). Most of the LCDs today are around 400 Nits at max brightness.....So even though it may look as bright as LED, it does not mean it will meet the HDR standard. Regardless there is no HDR material as of yet so its of "no use" right now...
Closing that thread clearly wasn't enough...a deletion is also needed. 30k hours is the number I believe at this moment. 40k seems a bit generous at this early stage.
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