The Display Technologies of Tvs
*OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) ň€“ does not need a backlight to work. Consequently, it draws far less power and electricity consumption. OLED TVs has greater range of colors, vividness, and viewing angle over LCDs. It also has faster response time than standard LCD screens.*DLP (Digital Light Processing) ň€“ a technology owned by Texas Instruments. Has a high contrast ratio and resolutions offering smooth and jitter-free images. It generally weighs lighter than most LCD and Plasma TVs. DLP screens can also achieve almost perfect geometry and outstanding grayscale linearity.
*Plasma ň€“ can be designed with very large and thin screen. Its lifetime is approximately 60,000 hours of actual display or 6 hours a day usage. Plasma TVs have a wide color range. It also has very low-luminance ň€śdark roomň€ť black level over the lighter grey sections of LCD display.
*Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) ň€“ made up of any number of color or monochrome pixels grouped in front of light source or reflector. Generally, LCDs have more vibrant displays and enhanced ň€śreal-worldň€ť contrast ratios over CRTs.
*CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) ň€“ remains a popular choice for home usage because of its cheaper price over LCD panels and other modern TVs. Many manufacturers have already declared that will stop producing CRTs in the next coming years such as Samsung.