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DisplayHDR 1400

The top VESA DisplayHDR tier requiring 1400 nits peak brightness and strong local dimming.

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

DisplayHDR 1400 is the highest tier of the VESA DisplayHDR LCD standard, requiring 1400 nits peak and 10-bit processing with extensive local dimming.

It represents the brightest HDR LCDs; OLED panels use different measures.

Where DisplayHDR 1400 Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DisplayHDR 1400?

The top VESA DisplayHDR tier requiring 1400 nits peak brightness and strong local dimming.

What terms are related to DisplayHDR 1400?

Related Display terms include DisplayHDR 600, DisplayHDR 1000.

Related Technical Terms

DisplayHDR 600
A mid VESA DisplayHDR tier requiring 600 nits peak brightness and local dimming. Display
DisplayHDR 1000
A high VESA DisplayHDR tier requiring 1000 nits peak brightness and local dimming. Display
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