As part of CES, we will look at the new HDMI standard, but not HDMI 3.0, but HDMI 2.1a. This will not ease the current mess with HDMI 2.X, but there is some good news as well.
Depending on the device and manufacturer, HDMI 2.1a can be submitted via the update (if HDMI 2.1 is available). Why half? Well, we know the TV manufacturers’ update policy, no hope.
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HDMI 2.1a comes with SBTM
Introducing HDMI 2.1a SBTM (Source Based Tone Mapping). This means, quite simply, that HDR content can be better displayed because the processing is already taking place to some extent on the source (eg box or console).
More details about SBTM are available On the official HDMI websiteHowever, as with other HDMI 2.1 functionalities, manufacturers do not have to support it, even though it is theoretically developed in HDMI 2.1. Yes, HDMI is complex and HDMI 2.1a does not make it easy for normal users.
The ID card for smartphones will not come until the spring of 2022
Samsung has announced that ID cards will be transferred to smartphones in the summer of 2020. But 2020 has passed and it has become quiet. A few weeks ago it was reported that they would like to start with Smart-eID in the winter. It will be loud …December 21, 2021 Read now
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