The television technology landscape has changed significantly in the recent past. From widescreen, flatscreen, HD Ready, Full HD to 4K, the television screen has undergone some mind-boggling transformations in the last decade. With the advent of best-in-class Smart TVs and the best LED TVs in India, televisions are now so much more than just devices to watch news and shows.
You can play games, download apps through Google Store, use voice control, stream your favorite shows, watch on-demand content and more on your TV. While it’s fascinating to see all these rapid technological advances in the television sector, the best is yet to come!
In this article, we’ll talk about the upcoming trends that will take TV technology to new heights.
Bigger Displays: A couple of years ago, a 45-inch television used to be a far-flung luxury, but today even a 50-inch display has become commonplace. When it comes to the size of your TV screen, you can expect them to get bigger, better and, most significantly cheaper in the coming days. You might have heard about Samsung’s latest offering “The Wall”, the screen size of this monster display goes up to 295 inches.
HDR getting brighter: HDR (High Dynamic Range) is the biggest thing to happen to television technology since 4K. HDR expands the contrast and color of moving images with deeper blacks and whiter whites working together to create a more dynamic picture quality. While today, it is mainly pricier TVs that provide an effective HDR experience, we'll soon have budget televisions to display burgeoning HDR content offerings.
Higher Refresh Rate: The traditional 60Hz displays will soon be a thing of the past and the future would see brighter panels with higher refresh rates. A refresh rate is a number that specifies how many times per second the image is flashed or refreshed on the screen. For example, on a 120Hz display, the image is flashed 120 times per second, offering a better viewing experience than a 60Hz display.
