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HDR (high dynamic range) in displays is the ability to show brighter highlights, deeper shadows and wider color than standard dynamic range video.
An LCD is a display that forms images by using liquid crystals to modulate light from a separate backlight, pixel by pixel, via polarizers and color…
MicroLED is a self-emissive display technology in which every subpixel is a microscopic inorganic LED, combining high brightness with true blacks.
Mini-LED is an LCD backlight built from thousands of tiny LEDs in local dimming zones, giving displays higher brightness and deeper contrast for HDR.
OLED is a display technology in which every pixel emits its own light, giving true blacks, fast response and wide viewing angles without a backlight.
Pixel density measures how many pixels a display packs into each inch, usually in PPI, and determines how sharp text and images appear at a distance.
Refresh rate is how many times per second a display redraws its image, measured in hertz, and it shapes motion clarity, smoothness and input latency.