Sony Bravia 9 II vs Samsung R95H: which flagship RGB TV is best, and can they compete with OLED?
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High-end RGB LCD is trying to reclaim the living room from OLED on brightness and lifespan, not just price. If you're building TV-first experiences or apps, assume a more heterogeneous display base and test for extreme brightness and HDR variance, not just OLED norms.
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