Picture Mode on TV and monitor, explained
Picture Modes are preset display settings designed to optimize picture quality based on specific viewing conditions, content, or environment. These modes are customizable, allowing...
Samsung TVs with quantum dots, can they burn out
Modern Quantum Dot TVs are free from the screen burn-in issues that previously affected technologies like plasma panels. In the past, the problem stemmed...
What is Wi-Fi Direct? Features, activation, setup
Wi-Fi Direct, also known as Wi-Fi P2P (Peer-to-Peer), is a wireless communication technology that allows devices to connect directly, without the use of a...
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...
What is A2DP Audio Profile
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) is a Bluetooth profile designed to standardize wireless stereo audio transmission between devices. It enables high-quality audio streaming...
BD Cell Display: Everything you need to know
In 2019, BOE introduced a revolutionary display technology with an impressive 150,000:1 contrast ratio. However, despite the promising potential, BD Cell displays remain absent...
Clear Motion Rate (CMR) in Samsung TV explained
Samsung Clear Motion Rate (CMR) is a proprietary technology developed to enhance the smoothness and clarity of television images. It combines frame rate, display...
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...
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...
