But we’re actually excited about one emerging technology, Mini LEDs in TV backlights. These really make a difference in how some higher-end LCD/LED TVs perform. Televisions with backlights made ...

Mini LED TVs offer better contrast and precise backlight control as compared to all other popular LED LCD TV technologies. Mini LED TVs are available at more accessible price points as compared to ...

LCD TVs (also called LED TVs) have LED backlights that illuminate the screen, while in OLED TVs, each pixel generates its own light. OLED sets do a great job of displaying the blackest parts of an ...

My model is W series model 46" purchased in 2009 aug. I bought SONY LCD and I dint know I bought huge disappointment...My LCD failed, we saw pictures with huge quality loss...intially they blamed ...

The backlight tech is just a concept for now, but it could lead to more detailed displays without the drawbacks of OLED. The backlight tech is just a concept for now, but it could lead to more ...

For a lot of people, getting a 55-inch TV is the perfect size. It's big enough to get a proper cinematic experience from what you are watching, but does not take up an excessive amount of wall space.

And while we’re yet to find a top end set that can go toe-to-toe with a similarly priced OLED in the premium space, having tested more Mini LED TVs than we care to count, we can safely confirm there ...

It's technically considered a mini-LED backlit, quantum-dot-infused LCD TV that Hisense calls ULED, but it competes directly with QLED, which is why it's on this list. Thousands of local dimming ...

while still maintaining the qualities and freshness of a much more quality TV. While it is 4K, it uses mini-LED tech, which allows for fine-tuned light control. Remember that the best QLED TVs are ...

You’re seeing black levels that LCD screens can’t match, and which you’ll only find comparable on a modern OLED TVs. Can an LCD screen achieve decent black levels? [DIY Perks] is here with a ...

Those thin-bezel flatscreen TVs from Hisense, LG, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony may look more or less the same, but our TV reviews reveal the big differences, plus pick out the best and worst. Our lab ...

You want the brightest TV available: LG’s C4 is brighter than its C3 predecessor, but it doesn’t match mini-LED TVs such as the Hisense U8N, or flagship OLED TVs such as the Samsung S95D.