Category: TVs

Televisions have undergone a remarkable transformation from the bulky tube-style models of the past, transitioning into sleek, ultra-thin flat-panel designs that can be easily wall-mounted, resembling a piece of art.

The two dominant technologies behind television production are LCD and OLED, each offering their own variations – LCD includes LED and mini-LED, while OLED features W-OLED (white) and QD-OLED (quantum dot).

The dimensions of television screens have also progressed, with 85-inch TVs becoming commonplace and even larger sizes such as 88 and 98 inches now readily available. This trend has somewhat blurred the distinction between televisions and projectors, which were traditionally employed to achieve screen sizes exceeding 100 inches in home theater setups.

Modern televisions are equipped with integrated Wi-Fi and smart TV interfaces, enabling users to explore apps, stream movies, and watch shows. Gaming has emerged as a significant application for televisions, with recent models offering support for the 4K 120Hz output of next-generation gaming consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X. This feature enhances graphical realism and delivers smoother gameplay action.

Although televisions with 8K resolution exist, 4K resolution, widely supported by streaming services like Netflix, remains the more prevalent choice.