Dolby says Dolby Vision 2 HDR should come to cheaper TVs than the original — and the basic version is less…
- Dolby confirms that Dolby Vision 2 Max is intended to be the replacement for Dolby Vision 1 in more premium TVs
- Standard Dolby Vision 2 is intended to come to budget TVs that wouldn't have included DV1, and will be cheaper as a result
- More chips that support Dolby Vision 2 are coming to help make this happen, likely for use in 2027's models
Dolby Vision 2 is a next-gen HDR standard that comes in two flavors. Dolby Vision 2 Max is designed for premium TVs, taking takes full advantage of their higher-spec hardware to add in extra features — and it's arriving on its first TVs this month.
Meanwhile standard Dolby Vision 2 is designed to be simpler and more affordable for more budget sets, with the goal being to bring Dolby Vision 2 to TVs that previously went without it due to licensing costs, according to Dolby's...
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