LED and LCD are terms you'll see while shopping for displays, but the distinction is much simpler than you might think.

Since they've been around for so long, LCD-based TV are often marketed with fancier-sounding names like QLED or mini-LED, but the core technology is LCD -- which stands for Liquid Crystal Display.

Samsung seemingly came out of nowhere with its "LED TV" range. Yet, despite the name, the technology is more familiar than you'd think.

When shopping for a new TV, two terms come up a lot: LED and LCD. But what's the difference? We shed some light on these and other major types of TV displays.

Programmable SOC devices can be used in E-Bike applications as a single-board system for motor control, analog measurement, and direct drive LCD display. Programmable SOCs can also support capacitive ...

While they're not the fanciest or newest tech, LCD and LED TVs are still pretty common and usually inexpensive. Is one better than the other, though?

An LED display replaces the basic backlight with a grid of light-emitting diodes. These can be in one sheet, in blocks, or individual lights, and the last two can be dimmed locally in response to what ...

An LED monitor is also an LCD monitor since it also uses a liquid-crystal screen. However, this specific type of display where the backlight is composed of light-emitting diodes instead of ...

During the Consumer Electronics Show back in January, we noticed that some TV manufacturers were debuting LCD TVs with a new type of LED backlight, a direct-lit LED backlight. At the time we didn ...

Are you confused between LCD, OLED, QLED, and miniLED display technologies? Here's a comprehensive guide to every display type.

LCD vs. LED vs. Mini LED vs. OLED: A quick guide A brief breakdown of the display tech behind TVs, monitors, and laptops.

LCD and LED are the most popular 4K TVs on the market. Most of the TVs made by LG, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony use these types of display, but what are they, and how they differ from each other?