3D formats (SG / FPR / AR / GPR / Non-Glass)...
Now the production of 3D TVs is discontinued, but before the manufacturers in the technical specifications could only mention that the TV supports 3D....
What is Roku and Roku TV
Roku is a video streaming service, video content is transferred over the Internet to a Roku device or TV with an operating system from...
CI + slot on TV: why do you need it
A Common Interface (CI) slot is a technology in many modern TVs, but it is often overlooked or misunderstood, such as in TVs without...
Motion blur on TV, what it means, explained
Motion blur is a parameter that TV manufacturers do not specify because it is virtually impossible to measure. Two key factors influence its presence....
Samsung TV comparison chart 2018 Europa, US, Australia
Samsung TV comparison Chart 2018
Samsung TVs in 2018, traditionally new models of TVs represent in the second quarter.
We will compare all Samsung...
USA Samsung LED TVs comparison table (late 2014)
Samsung offers a wide range of 4K and 8K televisions that combine excellent image quality, modern design, and advanced features. The 4, 5, 6,...
LSP7T vs LSP9T, compare specifications
Laser projectors from Samsung models LSP7T and LSP9T are externally the same, but technically have differences. Therefore, the price of the model 9T is...
Who makes Toshiba TVs, who owns the Toshiba brand.
Toshiba Corporation, a well-known electronics manufacturer and one of the iconic television brands, underwent a significant transformation in the early 2010s due to financial...
HID ( Human Interface Device) explained
A Human Interface Device (HID) is a class of devices that act as controls. HID technology, designed to standardize connectivity and eliminate the need...
Digital audio decoder 2.1, 5.1 what is it
In digital devices, sound can be processed through software decoding. For instance, in some laptops, the central processing unit handles the decoding of audio...









