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 ...

There are a ton of display choices in this great big digital world of ours, and the two most important ones are our phones and televisions. Both choices today are numerous and we’re often told that ...

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 ...

LED, OLED, and QLED are all terms used in TV displays, but what do they stand for, and how do they impact viewing quality? Also, which option is best for your budget, power conditions, and viewing ...

Between OLED and QLED, which TV technology is the best? We compare brightness, contrast, color and more to settle things once and for all. David Katzmaier Editorial Director -- Personal Tech David ...

OLED and mini-LED are the two leading display technologies, with both offering improved picture quality over standard LED TVs. Most of the best TVs use these two technologies, but deciding which one ...

When shopping for a new TV or phone, you'll often see "LED" and "OLED". But which one is better at avoiding burn-in? Burn-in happens when a faint image gets stuck on the screen, and it can affect how ...

Gaming on a smart TV in 2025 isn’t just about plugging in your console and hitting play. Picture quality now plays a defining role in how immersive, responsive, and competitive your experience feels, ...

After years of spruiking OLED as the ultimate display technology, LG Electronics is now pivoting. The South Korean ...

TCL’s development and manufacturing division, TCL CSOT, has today unveiled a raft of new next-gen OLED and LED screen innovations, including bigger real-world IJP OLED’s and a huge, ultra-wide aspect ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is returning to an LCD screen in place of its recent OLED alternative, because the technology has moved on enough that it makes more sense. In an roundtable Q+A after yesterday's ...