Image improvement technologies.

The evolution of TVs and how they became smart devices with different operating systems. Explains the differences between TV panels and their impact on image quality.

LED Panels vs. OLED Panels: The difference between LED and OLED panels, highlighting that even if two TVs have the same panel, their technologies can result in different image quality.

Real-time resolution upscaling: Modern TVs can upscale content in real-time, allowing for a better viewing experience even with older series or movies.

Real-time picture enhancement: How advanced processors in smart TVs can improve picture quality by analyzing and optimizing each layer of an image, resulting in a more immersive viewing experience.

Processor’s impact on TV performance: Highlights that the processor plays a crucial role in the TV’s ability to optimize content and interact with connected devices such as gaming consoles.

Color mapping technology, which allows TVs to accurately reproduce shades of black and other colors, improving contrast and the overall viewing experience.

• It explains that having 16 levels of gray instead of true black can provide more detail and richness to the image.

• It is mentioned that the quality of a film does not just depend on the amount of information in the black regions, as advanced TVs can understand and map contrast effectively.

• The importance of having several levels beyond gray stands out for a more beautiful and complete image.

• TVs aren’t just about picture quality; they serve several purposes.

• The ability to display more information and access different camera angles during a football game is cited as an example.

• Different technologies, such as contrast mapping, contribute to improving the overall TV experience.

• The importance of having a powerful TV processor is explained using the example of processing 16 images simultaneously.

• It should be noted that not all processors are capable of handling such tasks efficiently.

• Smart TVs offer gaming features that enhance the gaming experience using intelligent mapping techniques.

• The example of playing Far Cry with an expanded map displayed on the screen is given to illustrate the benefits of this feature.

• The concept of rotating stands for TVs is introduced, allowing them to switch from horizontal to vertical orientation.

• This feature allows for better viewing experiences when using smartphones vertically or watching content optimized for vertical screens.

• Potential future applications and support for rotating TVs, including streaming services like Xbox Cloud Gaming, are discussed.

• I express curiosity about the impact of rotating TVs on traditional game consoles.

• The benefits of having a good internet connection and a gaming console.

• They mention the concept of cloud gaming, where you can stream games to your TV without having to buy a physical console.

• Highlight on low energy consumption TVs, such as Samsung’s Frame TV, which consumes up to 70% less energy and functions as a digital photo frame when not in use.

• They highlight the advantages of portable devices like Samsung’s Freestyle projector, which allow you to consume content anywhere.

• We address concerns about energy consumption and how certain products offer energy-saving features.

• We mentioned that future trends may include smaller projectors and more versatile content consumption options.

• They discuss the convenience of portable devices that can be used in different rooms or even taken outside the home.

• The idea of ​​having a compact device that plays content wherever you want presents itself as an alternative to buying large TVs.