Panasonic TX65DX902B Black - 65Inch 4K UHD HDR Premium Smart LED TV

4K Ultra HD TV's deliver up to 4 times the Picture Resolution of a normal HD TV to give stunning results when using a 4K source. With their 3840x2160 resolutions 4K Ultra HD TV's make pictures look so detailed and pristine that it makes you feel like you're looking at the real world rather than watching TV! Especially when features like the powerful Quad Core Pro Engine are on hand to tease out every last tiny detail 4K has to offer. As Ultra HD screens use more pixels they can deliver far more picture detail when fed a native 4K video signal. This can come from broadcasters Ultra HD Blu-ray or 4K footage shot on a 4k camera or camcorder. With 4K fine details look crisper while textures are more delicately defined. Of course Ultra HD (UHD) actually refers to a wider range of image enhancements all of which conspire to give us a dramatically improved picture quality. Ultra HD is not just more pixels it's about better quality pixels. If 4K is all about picture resolution then HDR (High Dynamic Range) is about colour contrast and brightness. With a 4K HDR television pictures can offer a greater breadth of colours with improved luminosity and more subtle gradations between deepest black and peak white. Together with 4K HDR TV brings the digital cinema experience into the home for the first time. Panasonic offers a wide range of 4K HDR TVs; all are compatible with HDR content sources. Panasonic 4K TVs support the industry standard for HDR known as HDR10. This makes them compatible with all HDR content sources from 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray to streaming services and subscription TV. The Panasonic DX902 4K TV has been certified Ultra HD Premium by the UHD Alliance a trade body comprised of consumer electronics makers and content providers. Certification signifies that a screen offers the best possible 4K image quality from brightness and black level to colour performance. 4K Ultra HD TVs don't just look much sharper than their HD counterparts they allow more colours to be displayed than ever before. Thanks to so-called Wide Colour Gamut 10-bit displays and HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology they are capable of conveying more colour than has ever been possible before. This extended colour space allows an Ultra HD. TV screen to more closely replicate the kind of vibrant hues you see at the best digital cinemas. Which is why 4K Ultra HD TVs look so cinematic.