Do you know why a Smart TV is expensive? It is the bristling technology for tweaking the display quality: smooth images as accurate as possible, with the most beautiful colors and perfect black). The two main, highlighted on the data sheets relate the backlight - LED mostly based - of the LCD panel and motion compensation (Motion Flow Sony XR, Clear Motion Rate Samsung, LG Motion Clarity Index etc.). To improve the fluidity and sharpness of videos they post, televisions add - for each of the 50 frames per second received from the video source - one or more images calculated. Do you have any idea about the smart TV price? Good point, over time, manufacturers gradually come to incorporate these technologies into their midrange models and entry.
Plasma, LCD or OLED?
From the perspective of the consumer, things are pretty simple in the end. Plasma was abandoned, to the chagrin of purists as the best models, Panasonic and Samsung signed, had an amazing picture quality than LCD Smart TV’s yet rarely come to approach. Only the OLED technology now comes to produce perfect blacks. But it is very expensive to produce and only LG has yet seriously started this adventure, with several Full HD models launched last year (and - more recently - two 4K models (55 and 65 inches).But the OLED TV are only available in size 55 inches or more at high prices. The fact that Panasonic as it begins to offer OLED TVs in the course of 2016 should not change that much. Therefore remain with the LCD TVs, which are evolving rapidly and whose quality continues to grow, as evidenced by our selection.
4K or not is not really the issue
Now well established on the market, Smart TV 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels), also called ultra HD (Ultra-High Definition), isn’t one that appeals. The LCD panel is larger than 50 inches with high-class service and sophisticated design, etc. They are equipped with at least one HDMI 2.0 port which ensures the possibility to connect future Blu-ray decks Ultra HD.
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