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Here is a good tip for folks who want to see full colors.
Switch away from the default YCbCr color compressor that TVs tend to use into RGB High or RGB Low that monitors use.
Even if this costs you resolution. I have a Bravia and it’s upscaler does admirable job making blurays and and 1080 content look like 4k. But nothing can bring back the color once it is lost. Nothing except the non-default RGB modes, that is.
You are welcome.

Absolutely, I fully support that motion.
Instead of dozens privacy-hungry third-party chat apps partnering with all sorts of foreign-government agencies, we should have one protocol and end-to-end encryption. 
Goodbye, user audience fragmentation. Goodbye, vendor lock-in. Goodbye, blurry videos and pictures between iDrones and Androids. Hello, delivery and read receipts and typing indicators.
It is sad that we have to rely on European wisdom to fight American greed these days.

Whatever they do, it better be without PWM and with 120Hz ProMotion.
32 or 27 inch? I am ready for either. Just not the 24” eMac M2.

With 2400 nits brightness, someone must have left it on for a week to be able to report this.
Or perhaps beach and phone competing with the sun don’t mix well.