Year after year, best LED TV brand in India have incorporated technological advances into their panels. Since they are flat, we have evolved from HD ready to Full HD and now 4K. From tube lighting to side LED or LED with local dimming. From plasma panels, LCDs, and OLEDs, or the failed 3D, or the stylishly curved panels. Now it is the turn of the HDR (High Dynamic Range).
It is a treatment of the image from the world of photography capable of improving the details and textures in the brightest and darkest areas of the scene, showing nuances where it was not possible before, and that generates a much more impressive image thanks to digital technology. This requires a fast and powerful processor and a panel with high brightness and high level of contrast control. It may not be appreciated on a newscast, but in a movie the results are apparent.
This new technology is just the icing on the set of features already offered by the new screens, known as smartTV. Paradoxically the same smart televisions that go hand in hand to promote the HDR have in their interior very different brains. Unfortunately, apps are not compatible with each device, just like mobile phones, so knowing the offer of apps in each system is another critical point before deciding on one method or another. At the moment, the HDR is reserved for the highest ranges of each manufacturer, but you will not have to stay much longer than a year to enjoy it.
The expansion of the ‘SmartTV’ In 2015 about 486 million television sets were connected to the Internet, and in 3 years it is expected to almost double that figure, according to Digital TV Research. This consolidates the constant adoption of smart TVs since 2010, although it is not clear what the dominant system is.
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OLED panels offer a unique qualitative advantage in reproducing color and depth of blacks – and this is paid for. Coupled with HDR technology, it results in a stunning image certified by Dolby Vision.
The goal is to provide watchers with a set of services. Manufacturers have integrated gateways to the smart TV ranges that give access to a multitude of applications (communication, social networks, online file sharing and storage, games, web browsers and more).
How do smart TVs work?
It should be noted that smart TV requires an internet connection. However, the link to the Internet box does not necessarily need wire but can be done via a wifi network. Compared to single TVs, connected ones offer many features and access to multiple services, turning the TV into a real multimedia hub!
In fact, TV smarts offer many and varied possibilities. From simple access to specific digital content via the Internet or an opportunity to surf the web to enrich the TV’s functions by installing applications, anything is possible. You can even interact live with broadcast programs. In short, high definition LED TV become interactive just like mobile devices, namely smartphones or computers.