Samsung's 55-inch OLED smart TV is currently on sale at a big discount. The TV originally cost $1,699.99 but is now priced at ...

you upgrade your class-leading 4K OLED set to support HDR, which results in brighter and even more colorful images. The 65-inch LG Signature G6 OLED (OLED65G6P) supports both the Ultra HD Premium ...

Its 4K Ultra HD OLED evo display boasts an impressive resolution ... for sharp and detailed images. Look for a robust operating system such as Google TV or webOS, support for multiple voice ...

While the 55EC9300’s pictures are its main event ... all I kept feeling throughout my tests of this HD TV that OLED screens benefit from 4K even more than LCD ones do.

You can find OLED TVs with 4K resolutions, yet there are many ... That’s an 8-megapixel image as opposed to the 2-megapixel pictures from a Full HD set, making for a lot more detail in your ...

On paper, OLED has always looked like the natural successor ... We’re not done with the OLED65E7’s strengths yet, either. Its native 4K pictures look slightly crisper and more detailed than ...

It's called 4K because the images are around 4,000 pixels ... same seating position as your current Full HD panel. More acronyms! Isn't this fun? OLED – organic light emitting diodes – have ...

Less than 0.2 inches thick, LG's new display is the first OLED TV capable of reproducing Ultra HD, also sometimes referred to as "4K," which delivers four times the resolution of current HDTVs.

I guarantee my SLR takes better pictures than a "higher-resolution ... Many will, yes, but not all. 10. Ultra HD OLED Sony and Panasonic previewed 4K OLED TVs at CES last year.

For those who want the best 4K HDR TV available ... the more expensive LG E6 OLED looks just slightly better in a handful of scenes, but you'd have to study the images to see the difference ...

Move to Full HD and you're looking at a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, or 2,073,000 pixels in total. And 4K has 3,840 x 2,160 ... Television! OLED screens are different: the name stands ...

4K Ultra HD is the name assigned to a screen with a resolution that’s four times that of a Full HD (1080p) TV. That translates to 8 million pixels being crammed into the same space in which a ...