It is the Smart age that we are all living in. The innovation of Smart TV is one of the key techniques driving the television industry in India and beyond. TV technology is an integral part of our lives.
With rapid changes in our lifestyle, the shape and technologies in our televisions are also changing. Old TV sets have been replaced by Smart TVs.
You may have seen the old and bulky black and white TVs that led to CRT TVs, followed by LCD TVs to Plasma TVs and LED TVs.
Each year, multiple technological changes are taking place in the television industry, and we will discuss the key changes in 2019 in this post. Read on!
The rise of OLED and QLED TVs
OLED and QLED TVs are the best examples of evolving technologies in the TV arena. They may be similar in names, but diverse in technologies. An OLED TV comes with millions of LEDs that light up when they get power. The screen of an OLED TV is flexible and thin. On the other hand, QLED TV is a type of LED TV. It employs the use of quantum dots to improve its performance. Such TVs come with competent light absorbing and emitting capacity. When it comes to brightness, QLED TVs have the edge over OLED TVs. It can be effective in delivering an amazing visual punch that HDR content should provide you with. The demand for OLED and QLED TVs have gone up these days as these screens provide you with a feeling that you are enjoying a match or a movie in a cinema hall and stadium. LG Smart TV is OLED based, while Samsung presents you with QLED TVs.
4K TVs
The next technological advancement driving the television industry is the advent of 4K TVs. 4K is also known as the Ultra HD, which refers to the resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. As the name suggests, it is 4 times of pixels than in a conventional HD TV. 4K technology is more effective when experienced on a large screen. 4K streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime helps you to enjoy 4K content in many countries such as India, USA, Canada, UK, New Zealand and Australia and more.
Android TVs
Android TV is an entertainment platform, and many TV companies in India are using Android as the software system in the devices. You can download apps just like you do on a smartphone on Android TVs and access a world of content than before. It is also possible to connect your TV via your smartphone and enjoy streaming services easily.
HDR
HDR or High Dynamic Range is a technology that creates a larger dynamic range of brightness, which is possible with standard digital imaging technology. You may see a lot more HDR compatible television in Indian households. This technique uses both contrast and colour. With HDR, bright parts of the image can become brighter; the image then has more depth.
You are now aware of leading technologies ruling the roost in the market. If you wish to buy a Sony LED TV or an LG Smart TV without budget worries, then you can do that.
It is possible to spread the cost of a TV over a tenor and pay only fixed EMIs. You can enjoy this facility in India only on the Bajaj Finserv EMI Network. Bajaj Finserv even presents pre-approved offers on EMI finance and other products. It can make your loan procedures fast and hassle-free.