4K monitors are much better than lower-resolution monitors for watching movies and videos. Larger 4K monitors can make you more productive in office work. However, if you only have an average PC or laptop, you might wonder whether it can handle a 4K monitor. Your computer’s RAM and VRAM are two important specifications that affect …
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LCD TVs with local dimming can create a blooming effect around bright objects on the screen. This can be distracting for some users. If you’re researching to buy a new OLED TV, you might wonder whether OLED TVs can also cause blooming. In order to clear your doubts, in this article we discuss whether OLED …
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If you have a surround sound system with an optical audio input, you might wonder whether you can get surround sound by connecting it to your TV’s optical output. In this article, we discuss whether TV optical audio supports surround sound. Does TV Optical Audio Output Support 5.1 And 7.1 Surround Sound? TV optical audio …
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If your analog TV has poor picture quality or your digital TV randomly loses its signal, you might wonder whether it is due to a poor-quality coaxial cable. You might also wonder whether different coaxial TV cables have different durability. Can coaxial cables handle direct sunlight and rain if you place them outside? In this …
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OLED TVs have deeper blacks and higher contrast than LCD TVs and can provide better image quality. However, because OLED TVs use organic LEDs for each pixel, you might wonder whether their brightness reduces over time. In this article, we discuss whether OLED TVs lose brightness over time. We also compare the rate of brightness …
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Most TVs and monitors highlight their low blue light emission as a significant advantage. Most people also believe that blue light is bad for their eyes. So they tend to search for TVs and monitors that emit the lowest amount of blue light possible. Some TV manufacturers also market their OLED TVs as having significantly …
If you’re shopping for a new TV, you may discover that some people believe larger TVs have lower picture quality than smaller TVs. They think that when comparing two TVs with equal resolutions, the bigger one will be less sharp. To see if that is the case, in this article, we discuss whether TV size …
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Thanks to TV remotes, you don’t have to get up and walk to the TV each time you want to change the channel. You can easily switch channels and adjust the volume while sitting comfortably away from the TV. However, with most remotes, you still have to point them directly at your TV for them …
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Cable providers usually offer cable TV and cable internet in a single package. So you might wonder whether it is possible to get a cable TV connection without a cable internet connection. In this article, we’ll discuss whether cable TV requires an internet connection and whether you can purchase a cable TV subscription without paying …
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Different TVs and monitors can give different frame rates and input lags for your video games. You might already know that running games on higher-resolution displays can reduce your FPS. But what about the display size? Does the physical size of a TV or monitor also affect the FPS and input lag? Here’s Whether TV …
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