Disney+ begins rolling out HDR10+ support

I'm so stoked about Disney+ adding HDR10+ to its lineup 🤩! It's gonna make watching their shows look insane on my new 4K TV 📺. I mean, who doesn't want to see their favorite characters and stories in ultra-high definition with better contrast, brightness, and colors? 💥 The fact that it's coming to Samsung TVs first is pretty cool too - I've got a friend whose brother just got one of those fancy monitors 😎. It's great to see Disney+ taking steps into high-definition territory, even if it's not all content available at launch 🤔. I'm hoping more shows and movies will follow suit soon! 👍
 
🤔 just had to check if Disney's gonna take over our screens with all that hd goodness 📺 but apparently they're starting slow with like 1k shows and it's mostly from Hulu idk if i'm hyped or disappointed lol the thing is HDR10+ is cool and all, but isn't it kinda like a new standard in the making? Netflix already jumped on board and now Samsung's partnering up with Disney+ to bring it to their TVs 📺💻
 
So they're finally jumping into HD with HDR10+, about time too 🙄. I mean, who doesn't want to feel like they're right in the middle of their fave Disney show? Samsung's partnership is a big deal, and it'll be sick to see more content go live on these new TVs and monitors... fingers crossed for some decent smart TVs from other brands too 🤞.

It's kinda weird that Netflix already jumped ship with HDR10+ a few months ago, but I guess that's just what happens when you're the OG streaming giant 🤑. I'm curious to see how Disney+ will keep up with the competition and get more content available at this fancy new quality level... time will tell! 😊
 
I think Disney+ making HDR10+ available is a total game-changer 🤩, I mean, who doesn't love a good upgrade? But at the same time, 1,000 shows from Hulu feels like such a small number - where's all that Disney magic supposed to come from? 🤔 Samsung and Disney+ are teaming up to bring this tech to TVs and monitors, but what about people who can't afford or don't have these fancy devices? 🤑 On the other hand, HDR10+ is way better than regular HDR10, so yeah, it's a step in the right direction... I guess.
 
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