Tag: Technology TV’s
Commercial vs Home TVs, what is the difference?
Televisions are designed for different operating conditions and purposes. Manufacturers generally divide them into two main categories: consumer TVs for home use and commercial...
What is Wi-Fi Smart Screen on Philips TVs
Wi-Fi Smart Screen is a feature found on some Philips TVs that lets you watch the TV picture on a smartphone or tablet over...
How to check display quality on a laptop, monitor, or TV
When buying a new laptop, monitor, or TV, you naturally want the device to perform well and be easy to use. One of the...
AI in TVs and Phones, which features really use AI?
AI has become an integral part of marketing for modern smartphones and TVs. Manufacturers advertise AI-powered processors, AI-powered cameras, AI-powered image processing, AI-powered audio,...
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...
Samsung PurColor What Is It? Technology explained
PurColor is an image-processing technology developed by Samsung to improve color reproduction on TV screens. Designed for Samsung TVs running the Tizen operating system,...
What is judder and how to get rid of it
Judder is a motion problem on a TV that makes moving objects or camera movements appear uneven, jerky, or slightly choppy rather than smooth....
OLED Display Lifespan, Burn-in, diminished brightness, color shift
Modern OLED displays are typically designed to provide tens of thousands of hours of operation. However, their actual service life can vary considerably depending...
What Is HDMI Quick Switch (InstaPort)?
HDMI Quick Switch, also known as InstaPort, is a technology designed to significantly reduce the time it takes for a TV to switch between...
NEXTGEN TV and ATSC 3.0, what are these standards?
In the U.S., you’ll often encounter two terms: NEXTGEN TV and ATSC 3.0. A lot has been written about them, but it’s not always...
