Anatoliy Mashirenko

Peak Illuminator was a Samsung TV picture-processing technology used in some models in the mid-2010s. It was designed to increase the brightness of highlights...

LG used the terms Intense Color and Nano Color in the specifications of some of its televisions. Both terms refer to color reproduction, but...

Dell products may have several identification codes, which can be confusing because they are often listed together in the product specifications. “Manufacturer Part Number,”...

A damaged or malfunctioning TV screen can show cracks, vertical or horizontal lines, black areas, bright spots, or individual defective pixels. These symptoms do...

Samsung TVs support most common video and audio formats, but the exact compatibility depends on the TV model and model year. The same file...

Real Game Enhancer is a Samsung gaming feature that combines several functions designed to improve gaming on compatible TVs. Samsung introduced the term with...

Philips Ambilight is a lighting system built into the back of selected Philips TVs. LEDs mounted behind the screen project colored light onto the...

Modern TVs have several types of ports for connecting external devices. The most important is HDMI, but televisions can also have USB, Ethernet, optical...

Netflix Calibrated Mode is a picture mode available on selected Sony TVs. It was developed by Sony in cooperation with Netflix to reproduce Netflix...

Hitachi is a Japanese electronics brand with a long history of producing televisions. However, Hitachi no longer operates its own consumer television manufacturing business....