Sharp has unveiled the new Quattron+ HDTV line, which doubles its already more-than-usual four color subpixels into eight, and adds 4K content support to the 1080p screens. I’m PCMag’s home theater ...

No matter how many pixels are crammed into a screen, consumers are always hungry for more, with 4K TVs increasingly common, and 8K displays on the horizon. Now nanoscientists at the University of ...

On your standard HDTV, what you see as a single pixel is actually a combination of light and color from a handful of subpixels. Each is a single color, usually red, blue, and green. Sharp's Quattron ...

Samsung's 5th Gen QD-OLED tech is closing in on perfection with MSI's new monitor.

(Nanowerk News) Traditional tuneable lenses consisting of complex lenses with manipulation systems have limited designs because of the spatial occupancy, which eventually confines their applications ...

A research team at the University of Central Florida has developed a new surface that allows the tuning of individual subpixels on a display. The breakthrough might mean the potential display ...

Though the new Samsung Galaxy Nexus sports a 720p HD display, its 4.65-inch screen is said to be held back by cheaper technology that gives it a lower pixel density and poorer color accuracy than ...

FlatpanelsHD put together an interesting analysis of why Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus‘ 4.65-inch, 1280×720 Super AMOLED screen probably isn’t comparable to Apple’s 326 ppi Retina Display despite having a ...

Manufacturers–whether they make phones, tablets, TVs, or computer monitors–are always trying to convince you that their gadget has a better display than all the other gadgets. In doing so, they throw ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. LAS VEGAS–Four subpixels (the usual red, green, and blue, ...