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

They might both be LCDs, but there is one key difference between the two technologies that can help deliver a better picture.

Comparing LCD monitors to LED monitors Laptops have taken over desktops as the primary computer choice for most consumers, but their screens are generally mediocre at best. If you use your laptop f… ...

RGB-MiniLED and Micro RGB LED technology aim to elevate LCD TV performance by replacing traditional white or blue LED backlights with individually controlled Red, Green, and Blue LEDs arranged in mini ...

To be clear, Samsung's Micro RGB TV is not a Micro LED display. During Samsung's presentation, a representative described the ...

A big part of off-angle performance comes down to the type of panel used. Most high-end Mini-LED TVs today use VA (vertical ...

LCD monitors have been around longer, so they’re more affordable. However, LED monitors are more energy-efficient, lighter and support 4K resolutions. LCD monitors LCDs feature a layer of liquid ...

DLP projectors result in a sharper image that handles motion quite well; it's much easier to enjoy live sports and action ...

Mini-LED, dual panels, and quantum dots are helping LCD compete in the picture quality race.

Here's why no matter if you're talking about a mini-LED or OLED TV, there's no such thing as a perfect display.

LG says Mini LED allows for “a giant leap forward in LCD TV picture quality.” The best LCD TVs today have what’s called “full-array local dimming,” where LEDs — in some cases hundreds ...