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Old 06-25-2014, 12:15 AM   #11
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Which TV's have HDMI 2.0b and how do you tell?

The new audio/video receivers claim 4k 4:44 12bit at 60hz, do they have HDMI 2.0b built in?

Seiki just announced there new TV's that will come out q4 2014 - q1 2015 and will have DP 1.3 built in, do you think 4k120hz is possible if built with the right panel?
Where did you see the recent Seiki announcement? I hadn't heard anything since CES back in Jan. 2014.

As for HDMI 2.0 you may only be able to tell if a given UHDTV supports the full bandwidth version vs. the limited bandwidth version by what specific UHD formats are supported. I posted a blog last October that included tables for which UHD formats can be supported with each version. HERE is the link to that blog.
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