Actually, Phil, the stated contrast ratios are such BS at this point, none of it can be believed.
There's no standardized way to measure contrast ratio, so it's very easy to distort the stats.
At this point, there is so much disinformation and flat out misrepresentation that the contrast ratio specification should be totally disregarded, unless actually measured by a reputable review magazine or site. The manufacturers are in an arms race, and their numbers simply can't be trusted.
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Actually, Phil, the stated contrast ratios are such BS at this point, none of it can be believed.
There's no standardized way to measure contrast ratio, so it's very easy to distort the stats.
At this point, there is so much disinformation and flat out misrepresentation that the contrast ratio specification should be totally disregarded, unless actually measured by a reputable review magazine or site. The manufacturers are in an arms race, and their numbers simply can't be trusted.