Assertion: tv | /r/CapableOf | support hdr
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text: (It’s important to note that you’ll need a TV that supports 4K and HDR to tell the difference.
text: While you may be tempted to buy the 4th-generation if you don't have a television that supports 4K or HDR, this model not only buys you the ability to upgrade your television in the future, it also doubles the speed of the processor and quadruples the speed of the graphics.
text: The problem, at least from a backward-compatibility standpoint, is that older TVs and modern TVs that don’t support HDR don’t see this metadata and wouldn’t know what to do with it if they did.
text: A TV that supports HDR can support multiple HDR formats, and many of today
text: While you may be tempted to buy the 4th-generation if you don't have a television that supports 4K or HDR, this model not only buys you the ability to upgrade your television in the future, it also doubles the speed of the processor and quadruples the speed of the graphics.