Samsung QD OLED vs OLED – here’s what you need to...
The situation with Samsung's OLED TVs is quite intriguing. If you go to Samsung's US site and search for OLED TVs, the description will...
AI in TVs and phones – false or true
Artificial intelligence (AI) in modern TVs and smartphones has become an integral part of marketing, but its real capabilities are often greatly exaggerated. In...
HEVC Codecs, How to Get on Windows and Mac
HEVC (High-Efficiency Video Coding): A video compression standard, also known as H.265, that is more efficient than its predecessor H.264, providing better video quality...
What is Quantum HDR, Neo Quantum HDR, Quantum HDR 12x...
The world of television technology is full of terms that often blend genuine advances with marketing jargon. One example is "Quantum HDR," a term...
BD WISE Technology Samsung, explained
BD WISE is a technology developed by Samsung that enables various Samsung devices to be automatically configured to work together seamlessly, without the need...
Active voice amplifier in Samsung TVs, explanation and setup
Introduced in 2020, Samsung’s Active Voice Amplifier feature is available in select models equipped with a built-in microphone. This feature is designed to enhance...
3D Video Formats for TVs: Understanding S/S, T/B, C/B, and F/S
In 2011-2012, about 80% of new TVs supported 3D, and in the specifications of 3D-enabled TVs, you can find support for various 3D video...
100% color volume in Samsung QLED TVs
Until 2020, Samsung clearly specified the color bit depth of its television screens, stating whether a 10-bit color depth was used. However, since 2020,...
What DLNA technology is, explained
The Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) is a non-profit organization founded in 2003. Its main goal is to develop standards for convenient sharing of...
Subfield Motion on Samsung plasma TV, description, explained
Subfield Motion is a proprietary technology used in Samsung plasma TVs to improve picture quality and reduce blurring in dynamic scenes. Samsung trademarked this...
