Lcd, Plasma, LED, TV 3d
There's so many that you start to get confused?
Here they explain the new televisions in a few lines!
The 50 LCD TV, technologically speaking, are not very different from those LEDs. But because performance is ... well!
Both use a liquid crystal panel which itself does not emit light. The difference is right here. If the former are backlit "light bulbs, the LED TV are in fact illuminated by the LEDs.
The difference in performance stems from the fact that the LEDs are turned off in dark image areas, increasing contrast and reducing consumption significantly. But as the name ... well, this is a crafty home that Samsung has put on the market with a brand new name when it comes instead of a slight modification of conventional LCD.
And very careful when you come out OLEDs, which are similar in name, but quite another thing!
Soon the glasses no longer be used for 3D cinema
Then there are the 3D TV. That are now perhaps something from pellet (I do not see a housewife wearing goggles when turning on the TV only for company) but it seems that soon will come with multi-angle three-dimensional (4D will call you, but always two dimensions!) And without glasses.
The operation is simple: Our TVs can only display images in 2D. As our eyes individually. To give the impression of depth should therefore be that there are two pictures with different angles, and that each eye sees only one for him. To do this, involved precisely the 3d glasses, which act as a filter and without which the two levels of image are confused and overlapping.
I have personally seen a TV that works without 4D glasses, although they are still under development. 'S true, but ... does not change completely to a Full HD
Release Link : 50 inch lcd tv
Friend Link : led tv
Here they explain the new televisions in a few lines!
The 50 LCD TV, technologically speaking, are not very different from those LEDs. But because performance is ... well!
Both use a liquid crystal panel which itself does not emit light. The difference is right here. If the former are backlit "light bulbs, the LED TV are in fact illuminated by the LEDs.
The difference in performance stems from the fact that the LEDs are turned off in dark image areas, increasing contrast and reducing consumption significantly. But as the name ... well, this is a crafty home that Samsung has put on the market with a brand new name when it comes instead of a slight modification of conventional LCD.
And very careful when you come out OLEDs, which are similar in name, but quite another thing!
Soon the glasses no longer be used for 3D cinema
Then there are the 3D TV. That are now perhaps something from pellet (I do not see a housewife wearing goggles when turning on the TV only for company) but it seems that soon will come with multi-angle three-dimensional (4D will call you, but always two dimensions!) And without glasses.
The operation is simple: Our TVs can only display images in 2D. As our eyes individually. To give the impression of depth should therefore be that there are two pictures with different angles, and that each eye sees only one for him. To do this, involved precisely the 3d glasses, which act as a filter and without which the two levels of image are confused and overlapping.
I have personally seen a TV that works without 4D glasses, although they are still under development. 'S true, but ... does not change completely to a Full HD
Release Link : 50 inch lcd tv
Friend Link : led tv
