Are you wondering what it means to own a smartphone, tablet, or HDTV that’s MHL-certified? Here’s how MHL works, and how it can benefit you. Back in 2009, Silicon Image developed a prototype mobile ...

It has been nearly 80 years since the first public demonstration of television took place in a crowded laboratory in London . Since that time television has advanced from blurry black and white ...

HDTV stands for High Definition Television. It is a digital format that provides an extremely high-resolution picture (2.1 million pixels), accompanied by digitally enhanced sound (Dolby Digital ...

Many people bring home a new HDTV and look forward to the excitement of viewing a true high definition picture. But is it really that simple? Well it can be - if you follow a few guidelines and ...

The concept of overscan seems particularly difficult for geeks to comprehend -- normal people usually don't care to even understand it -- and some even get down right confrontational when they first ...

As if shopping for a new HDTV wasn't complicated enough, Sony added another option for HDTV purchasers on Wednesday. The latest choice: Would you prefer your screen to be flat or curved? Yes, the ...

Never mind the sticker shock, there's a TV technology revolution happening that will eventually make its way to your house. OLED, the first totally new direct-view technology to appear in decades, has ...

HDTVs are made to accommodate standard definition (SD) programs, which will exist for decades in the form of VHS tapes, DVDs and thousands of movies in the cable, satellite and network TV archives.

The High-Definition movement has been sweeping through the consumer electronics world for the past few years and arrived in videogames in a big way when the Xbox 360 launched in late '05. Those ...

Most HDTVs ship with default settings that are meant to look good in store showrooms, but they're not ideal in your home. Thankfully, with the right tools, calibrating an HDTV to your viewing style is ...

In an era defined by streaming services and online cable offerings like Sling and YouTube TV, it’s easy to forget that over-the-air (OTA) TV exists. Yes, your TV can still get your local ABC, NBC, and ...