The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) just updated its DisplayHDR and ClearMR certifications, expanding its HDR and motion blur standards to account for advancements in display technology. VESA says that its members will reveal new products that conform to these new certification levels, allowing users who purchase displays with 480 Hz refresh rates and HDR capabilities to ensure they get what they’re paying for.
“Marking one of VESA’s most successful standards, DisplayHDR True Black has helped unite the display ecosystem behind a common set of performance metrics to optimize emissive display technologies and enable products that provide a visually stunning experience for home theater and gaming enthusiasts,” says Intel representative to VESA Roland Wooster. “The ability for OLED displays to achieve 1000 nit peak brightness for HDR content represents a significant breakthrough for the technology and a key cross-over point into content creation applications.”
