Unveiled at CES, the groundbreaking Hisense 116UX is the first production TV to feature RGB MiniLED backlighting. Here's how ...

Truth be told, diving down the smart home automation rabbit hole can be an expensive journey. All of these devices can set you back a few dollars, and those prices can add up quickly. Sure, there are ...

Understanding display technologies is more important than ever as the market diversifies. From foundational LCDs to next-gen QD-Mini LED and QD-OLED, each format offers unique advantages and trade ...

Samsung Display made its first appearance at Computex 2025, showcasing a range of IT OLED products as the South Korean panel maker seeks to capitalize on the industry's transition from LCD to OLED ...

Today's Nintendo Switch 2 news included some details on the handheld screen, sadly confirming that it's an LCD screen rather than an OLED. But it's bigger and features higher-resolution visuals ...

Scientists create the world’s smallest LED pixels using perovskite materials, achieving a record-breaking 127,000 PPI in ultra-efficient nanoscale displays.

The tech is poised to give emissive displays like OLED and MicroLED a run for their money. Current QD LED/LCD TVs use blue LEDs and a Quantum Dot color layer to create colors. Sony’s RGB LED-backlight ...

When shopping for a new TV, two terms come up a lot: LED and LCD. But what's the difference? We shed some light on these and other major types of TV displays.

An update on highly anticipated—and elusive—Micro LED displays New (and cheaper) Micro LED TVs have been announced.

Are you confused between LCD, OLED, QLED, and miniLED display technologies? Here's a comprehensive guide to every display type.

Cree LED’s Screen Master® 4-mm and 5-mm oval LEDs are designed to deliver high-intensity light with precise beam control, making them ideal for full-color video screens, digital billboards and ...

While they're not the fanciest or newest tech, LCD and LED TVs are still pretty common and usually inexpensive. Is one better than the other, though?