Samsung finally announced its latest flagship tablet, the Galaxy Tab S6, at the end of last month. It's fairly expensive at its starting price of $649, but it has nearly every imaginable feature. It turns out one of those features is HDR10+ certification, making the Tab S6 the first tablet ever to support that standard.

HDR, or High Dynamic Range, allows a greater degree of contrast between the lightest and darkest parts of an image, making movies and TV shows look a bit more realistic. There are already a few phones that support HDR10+, including the Galaxy S10 and Note10, but the Tab S6 is the first tablet with the certification. Even Apple's own iPad Pro lineup only supports regular HDR (and Dolby Vision).

Samsung said in a press release that Amazon Prime Video will support the HDR10+ mode. Netflix doesn't seem to offer HDR10+ content at all right now, only HDR and HDR10.

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