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The Best 50-Inch TVs - Vimarsana News

The Best 50-Inch TVs

10 03 2021 50-inch TVs can sit proudly at the centre of a home entertainment set up, conjuring up high-resolution images for all to enjoy, across movies, TV shows and video games. The generous screen size gives whatever is being viewed space to shine, and often, because of their physical size, 50-inch TVs carry plenty of interfaces, allowing for Blu-ray players, soundbars, consoles and streaming platforms to be connected. For these reasons and more besides, 50-inch TVs are one of the most popular sizes for home entertainment upgrades. Because of this, the market is saturated with options - it...

The Best TVs Under £1,000 - Vimarsana News

The Best TVs Under £1,000

29 03 2021 A TV is the centrepiece of a home entertainment. It’s a portal, bring you all the best that TV shows and movies can offer. When you’re looking to upgrade your TV, a £1,000 budget is going to grant you access to some incredible features and hardware. Within this price bracket, crisp 4K UHD resolutions are well within reach. But it’s not just this high resolution that’s going to deliver a picture-perfect experience. Additional image processing technologies like HDR and local area dimming will improve realism, and upscaling AI will ensure that older legacy content falls in li...

NVIDIA Explains Why G-SYNC Ultimate Displays Now Won't Need To Hit 1000 Nits - Vimarsana News

NVIDIA Explains Why G-SYNC Ultimate Displays Now Won't Need To Hit 1000 Nits

NVIDIA Explains Why G-SYNC Ultimate Displays Now Won't Need To Hit 1000 Nits Over the past few days, it was noticed that NVIDIA has made some changes to its marketing materials about what qualifies as a G-SYNC Ultimate display. It was previously assumed, based on the company's own wording, that a display needed a dedicated NVIDIA hardware module, HDR support, and a brightness rating of 1,000 nits (among other requirements like low latency and high refresh rates).  It was the 1000-nits spec for brightness that had been nixed from NVIDIA's specifications for G-SYNC Ultimate, which raised eyebr...

LG Electronics Inc. (via Public) / MINI LED TV: THE ONGOING EVOLUTION OF LCD TV TECHNOLOGY - Vimarsana News

LG Electronics Inc. (via Public) / MINI LED TV: THE ONGOING EVOLUTION OF LCD TV TECHNOLOGY

MINI LED TV: THE ONGOING EVOLUTION OF LCD TV TECHNOLOGY Until recently, the term 'Mini LED' would have been unfamiliar to all but the most ardent of TV technology buffs. Although talked about in tech circles for years, the term has only just started to enter the wider public consciousness, spurred by the fact that several TV manufacturers are now either showcasing, rolling out or communicating their intention to launch TV products with this feature. In this article, we will take a look at what's behind this growing interest in Mini LED TVs. OLED's dominance in the premium TV category is prima...

LG NANO86 (49NANO866NA, 55NANO866NA, 65NANO866NA): The most affordable HDMI 2.1 next-gen gaming TV - Vimarsana News

LG NANO86 (49NANO866NA, 55NANO866NA, 65NANO866NA): The most affordable HDMI 2.1 next-gen gaming TV

Anyone who owns – or is planning on owning – a PS5 or Xbox Series X should be looking to pair their brand-new console with a top-notch 4K gaming TV. But with so many great new TVs on the market, it can be hard to make up your mind. There are all sorts of things to take into account, from budget and brand to screen size and smart features. Most important of all, however, are those next-gen gaming capabilities.  To get the most from the new generation of consoles, you’ll want a TV with at least one HDMI 2.1 input that supports Variable Refresh Rate, 4K at 120Hz refresh rates and Auto Low...