Nearly every TV on the market today is either OLED or LCD. Here's a look at the pros and cons of each technology.

CES 2025, held in Las Vegas from Tuesday to Friday this week, is one of the world's largest tech trade shows where companies unveil their latest innovations. This year, among the standout ...

The world of the best OLED TVs can look a bit samey if you're not familiar with the latest OLED technology, and the subtleties of how companies use it. So, given that there are seven flagship ...

Explained: the 6 types of OLED TV screens in 2023, and how they differ Features By Matt Bolton published 18 June 2023 From ultra-high-end to budget, and everything in between (Image credit: Future) ...

OLED is a self-emissive technology and doesn’t require a backlight (unlike LCD et al, below). Because every pixel is controllable, OLED screens are able to deliver pure, accurate blacks.

All HDR TV sets, OLED or otherwise, have totally different settings once HDR-10 and Dolby Vision inputs are detected. Combine these two issues, and you have a bit of a perfect-color pain to look ...

Tandem OLED isn’t your typical OLED panel. Instead of a single layer of organic light-emitting pixels, tandem OLED stacks two layers on top of each other. This doubles the amount of light being ...

According to a report out of South Korea this week, Samsung Display is showing prototypes of its next generation of TV display technology, QD-OLED. In addition, some major TV manufacturers ...

LG has not told us how exactly bright its “brightest TV on the market” can get. With its claim of a 40 per cent brightness improvement over the previous generation and three times the power of ...

The LG G5 can reach even higher. But all mainstream OLED TVs use a system called ABL (auto brightness limiter), which brings down the brightness ceiling as more of the screen is white, or another ...