The “Dirty Screen” Effect on TVs
The “dirty screen” effect is a visual phenomenon that can appear on LED and LCD televisions. It presents itself as uneven brightness or faint,...
TV viewing angle explained OLED vs QLED vs LED
Viewing angles TVs
All manufacturers indicate the viewing angle of the TV. Of course, the parameters indicated by some manufacturers cannot be taken seriously, the...
LG TV in Store mode: Features and ways to turn it...
LG TVs have a feature called "In Store" mode, which is intended for retail environments. This mode optimizes the TV's settings by increasing brightness,...
What is Neo Quantum processor in Samsung TVs
In 2021 Samsung has introduced Neo Quantum processor, that would be used in Samsung TVs. 2020 models' processor was called simply Quantum processor. According...
55 inch OLED 2020 TVs, description and specs for the US
In 2020, the US market for 55-inch OLED TVs was dominated by just three brands: LG, Sony, and Vizio. Other well-known manufacturers, such as...
DCI P3 color space coverage in TVs, explanation
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...
TCL TVs: Who makes TCL TVs
Here's what you should know about TCL TV
TCL is a Chinese company with many subsidiaries; if we talk about the production of electronic devices...
The Terrace QLED TV Samsung short review
Samsung the Terrace TV
In 2020, Samsung introduced a new type of TVs - TVs for terraces. A feature of this series of TVs is...
Where are Sony TVs made
Sony is a Japanese Sony Corporation (Sony Corporation) brand that produces various electronics. Regarding television production, in 2009, the company's management decided to change...
local dimming LED TV, local technology explained
LED TVs have one distinctive feature: when the pixels are off, they still allow light from the backlight to pass through—this is a characteristic...












