Buying a new TV is a confusing mush of brands, model numbers, screen sizes and TLAs (that’s Three Letter Acronyms). Even the technology that lights the pixels in the screen itself comes in different ...

The average person should focus on mini-LED. The format is not only close enough to OLED in most circumstances, but increasingly affordable, to the extent that you can find decent models for less than ...

While there are lots of associated marketing terms, nearly every TV today is either LCD or OLED. LCD TVs are also called LEDs, QLED TVs or even mini-LED, but the core technology is LCD -- which stands ...

What is an LED TV? In layman's terms, LED is the upgraded version LCD TV format. Well, to elaborate more, the LED TVs t utilise LED backlighting as opposed to the older CCFL backlighting, in an LCD ...

When you're weighing your different options in display technology, you might find yourself facing an LCD vs. LED quandary. While they sound similar, they represent distinct technologies with their own ...

Both LCD TVs and LED TVs have been on the market for many years. TV-size LCDs gained popularity in the mid-2000s, while LED TVs followed a few years later. The marketing departments for many companies ...

As TVs have advanced over the years, manufacturers have moved from fluorescent-lit liquid crystal displays (LCDs) to LED-lit displays that distribute light differently and offer improved viewing ...

In an IPS display, the liquid crystals inside the panel are arranged in parallel between two glass panels. As soon as voltage is applied to the panel, the crystal reorientates to allow light to pass ...

It only takes a quick glance at our picks for the best TVs to notice that nearly all of them are one of two technologies: OLED and mini-LED. These are the latest and greatest TV technologies and offer ...

The world of TVs can be a confusing place. OLED, QLED, LED, LCD, Mini LED, MicroLED... the list goes on. We're here to demystify these terms, and explain what they actually mean for you, the viewer.