What this basically means is the more Dolby Vision content you can feed the A6G, the better the HDR will look. Thankfully Dolby Vision dominates the main video streaming services and is used by Netflix, Disney+ and Apple TV. It’s also fairly common on 4K Blu-ray, which means you shouldn’t find it hard to get the most out of the A6G when it comes to HDR. On a final note, Hisense is also adding a range of Laser TVs to its 2021 collection. Coming in 88- and 100-inch screen sizes, these models come with an ultra-short-throw Laser engine, which Hisense says will produce stunning picture detail and colour precision. We don’t know much about these yet so you’ll have to watch this space. Hisense TVs 2021: Model names explained

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