Viewing angle CR10 in TVs and monitors explained

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LCD viewing angle explained I've seen, for example, on Chinese brand TVs, a viewing angle of 178°(H) x 178°(V) (CR≥10), 178 is understandable, it means...

DCI P3 color space coverage in TVs, explanation

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DCI-P3 is a color gamut standard designed for accurate color representation. Developed by Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) and published in the SMPTE RP 431-2...

Q Symphony Samsung TVs what is it

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Q-Symphony is an innovative feature developed by Samsung Audio Lab engineers. When activated, the TV speakers and soundbar can work together, even reconfiguring the...

Upgrade HDMI 2.0 ports to HDMI 2.1

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Many TV and monitor users are eager to know whether manufacturers will release a software update to upgrade HDMI 2.0 ports to HDMI 2.1,...

What is flickerless, flicker-free in TVs

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In the TV settings, you can meet a mention of Flickerless. For example in Samsung, this setting is available in the service (secret menu)...

Motionflow XR and X Motion Clarity TV Sony

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All TV manufacturers are developing some technologies to improve the picture quality. Sony also stayed on this and introduced several technologies.  Motionflow XR: It appeared on...

Vizio TV Remote Controls Compatibility List

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Remote compatible with vizio TV Since Vizio TVs belong to the budget segment of TVs, the remote controls work using the infrared port. One model...

Mini LED vs micro LED in TVs explained differences

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We’ve entered a new era in television technology, marked by groundbreaking innovations that are transforming the viewing experience. Among the most exciting advancements are...

Quad Step Noise Reduction LG TVs, what it is.

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LG advertises some of its TVs as featuring “Quad Step Noise Reduction”—a four-stage image processing system. At first glance, this sounds like a significant...

Differences between matrices of the same type, in TVs, monitors, laptops...

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A lot of articles have been written about how the matrixes of TN, VA, IPS, OLED screens differ. We will not go into details...