Unleash the full potential of your 4K or 8K TV with this vibrant 8K HDR video, enhanced by Dolby Vision™ for extraordinary ...

At NAB, NHK plans to demonstrate wireless transmission of 8K images over a single 6 MHz TV channel—what NHK reported would be the first such demonstration outside Japan.

In a joint demonstration, Keysight and MediaTek uses 5G wireless connectivity to showcase 8K video streaming to a smart TV. Using Keysight’s 5G emulation solutions with MediaTek’s Dimensity 1000 5G ...

HDMI 2.1 can't actually handle the full bandwidth of 8K at 120Hz, so a tech called DSC is used to compress the video – in the future, HDMI 2.2 should overcome this. In the meantime, however, it ...

A demonstration of 8K gaming at a 120 Hz refresh rate at a recent National Association of Broadcasters show is a claimed "world first," and a suggested future of gaming, but it's not quite as ...

Fig. 1: Realization of uncompressed 8K UHD video workflow by chaining multiple video processing functions with the 400Gbps edge device at Sagamihara DC, Japan (Image credit: KAIT) The test proved the ...

Then there's the minor matter of limited video context in 8K. Sure, you might get the odd game running at 8K. But there's very little TV or movie content encoded in true 8K.

We noted ahead of the iPhone 16 launch that the device could technically support 8K video recording, but it was possible Apple would hold this back for the iPhone 17.. Apple did indeed withhold it ...

Recommended Videos Secondly, it wasn’t true, native 8K. Horizon ran on an AMD Ryzen 9800X3D CPU and an AMD Radeon RX 9070XT GPU, which outputs at a maximum of 5K resolution.

As FlatPanelsHD reports, if a cable says it's Ultra96 certified then it has to deliver 96Gbps. But if a device's HDMI 2.2 port says Ultra96, it doesn't. It could be 80Gbps, or 64Gbps.

HDMI 2.2 will double the available bandwidth for more demanding video such as 8K gaming, but this demo required DSC compression. (Image credit: HDMI Forum) ...