Quantum dot is a LCD backlighting assist technology. According to LG, quantum dot works by harnessing nanocrystals ranging from 2 to 10 nanometers. Each dot emits a different color, ...

Televisions with LED/LCD-lit screens have had some obvious drawbacks—limited viewing angles, blacks that often look gray, and brightness issues that sometimes make dark scenes look cloudy.

In simplified terms, it’s an LCD TV that uses thousands of red, green, and blue Mini LEDs to produce colors, rather than a white or blue backlight and a color filter to create color.

Samsung Electronics is considering unveiling its new 110-inch RGB Micro LED TV at IFA 2025, a major electronics trade show in Germany this September. The company showcased a 98-inch version of the ...

Since 2022, the LCD TV display market with mini-LED backlight and quantum dot materials has experienced substantial growth. This expansion is driven by the continuous cost reductions through effective ...

The backlighting system on Pro Display XDR allowed the IPS LCD panel with oxide TFT technology to reach a peak brightness of 1,600 nits and a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1, Apple claims.

If you've shopped for an HDTV, you've probably seen an array of display-technology terms bandied about in the fine-print specs listings. Here's what you need to know about them.

The first thing to understand about mini LED is that it is merely a backlight technology for LCD panels. It's not a display tech in and of itself.

Apple's next-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro will revert to an LCD display instead of adopting OLED panel technology, claims a controversial new report coming out of Asia.

LG and Samsung hit CES 2017 with new LCD TVs that use nano technology to take on OLEDs with deeper blacks and better off-angle viewing. Consumer Reports has the details.