Tag: Tv’s LG
Intense Color vs Nano Color on LG TVs
LG used the terms Intense Color and Nano Color in the specifications of some of its televisions. Both terms refer to color reproduction, but...
HDMI 2.0 vs 2.0b vs 2.1 vs 2.2, specifications and differences
The HDMI standard has several versions, which were developed as televisions, monitors, and other video devices transitioned to higher resolutions and refresh rates. The...
List of TVs and platforms that support Disney+
Disney+ is available on a wide range of smart TVs and devices that connect to a TV. However, not every smart TV supports the...
LG SIMPLINK (HDMI-CEC), how it Works and how to Enable it
LG uses the brand name SIMPLINK for its implementation of HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) technology. It allows multiple devices connected to the TV via...
Refresh rate vs TruMotion TV LG
In the technical specifications of LG TVs, you will often come across two terms: Refresh Rate and TruMotion. Although they may appear to describe...
The history of LG webOS for Smart TVs
In January 2014, at CES 2014, LG announced that its new TVs released in 2014 would use the new webOS platform. The TVs were...
Quad Step Noise Reduction LG TVs, what it is.
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...
What is LG SoundSync?
LG Sound Sync is a feature from LG that allows the TV to connect to and control audio devices (such as headphones, soundbars, or...
LG Magic Remote Compatibility List 2011-2026 year
The first Magic remote was introduced in 2011 under the name Magic Motion. Later, LG shortened the name to Magic Remote. However, in...
Subtitle settings on your TV for apps, channels, HDMI, and USB
Subtitle settings on a TV depend on the content source, so if you encounter any difficulties, it’s important to consider the specifics of your...
