Tag: Technology TV’s
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...
5K UHD and UHD plus monitors, history of creation explanation
Monitors with 5K (UHD) resolution are not the typical standard resolution, but when they first appeared, companies like DELL introduced their own terms, such...
TV and monitor contrast, backlight, and brightness settings
Two main parameters in TVs and monitors significantly affect the quality of the image: brightness and contrast, and there is also a backlight setting...
Monitor 144 Hz vs 170 Hz vs 240 Hz, explained
There's not much difference, but there's something you should know.
What TruMotion means in LG TVs
There are two concepts of Tru Motion.
TruMotion as a marketing ploy by LG: TruMotion is a term coined by LG to present TVs...
What is HDR video: description, explained
In 2016, the main novelty in TVs was called support for HDR (High Dynamic Range), which is video with an extended range of color...
What is Mini LED TVs
Mini-LED TVs represent an advancement in LED technology, using much smaller LEDs for direct backlighting. These tiny LEDs are placed on the back of...
Ports and Connectors on TVs
Modern TVs come equipped with a variety of ports and connectors to support different devices and functionalities. Below is a detailed overview of the...
What is HDMI CEC – how to use, explanation
HDMI-CEC (High-Definition Multimedia Interface - Consumer Electronics Control) is a protocol designed to optimize the performance of multiple devices connected via HDMI. It is...