TVs

The diagonal length of a TV screen or monitor, as measured in inches from corner to corner.

Fixed number of horizontal scan lines on a TV. P (Progressive) means scan lines are drawn in sequence.

Audio enhancement technology for TVs. SRS TruSurround XT provides 3D sound without extra speakers.

Sound power and signal emitted from a TV's speaker, as measured via Root Mean Square (RMS).

Connection that allows streaming audio, video, and other computer data across wireless networks.

Easily access content and Apps through this intuitive Smart Hub menu system.

Stream movies and TV shows, Update your Facebook, and use Apps right on the screen.

Technology that optimizes hues on a TV and expands the color range for a more vivid viewing experience.

Plug your favorite entertainment and media into your TV – watch videos, play music, or view photos through a USB connection.

Language options that can be set to appear in the menus of a projector's On Screen Display (OSD).

HDMI version that supports TV and compatible HDMI component commands via single remote controller.

Mode in which a user can play video games on your television.

Technology that intelligently adapts the screen’s brightness to the intensity of the light in the room.

Function that automatically powers down television to save energy if no signal is present.

HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is a convenient high quality single cable digital audio/video interface for connecting the TV to a digital cable box, satellite box, Blu-ray & DVD Player, PC computers and other devices featuring the HDMI output.

Universal Serial Bus (USB) is an industry standard for connecting a variety of computer, audio and video devices to the TV. USB movie capability allows the streaming of video from storage devices, cameras, camcorders and USB drives.

A wired connection linking the TV to your home Local Area Networks (LAN).

Analog video three (RGB) cable connections RCA jack type.

Analog video single cable connection RCA jack type.

Radio Frequency socket that accepts analog signals. Often used to connect lines for cable TV.

Port that allows television to receive high-quality sound directly from a computer.

Ports used to receive encrypted, high-quality digital audio signals from media players and other devices.

Port used to transmit a high quality digital audio stream between components.

A 3.5 millimeter connector typically used for analog signals including audio. With this input speakers and headphones can be connected.

Width, height and depth of the television, without stand, as measured in inches (in.).

Width, height and depth of the television, with stand, as measured in inches (in.).

Weight of the television, without stand, as measured in pounds (lb.).

Weight of the television, with stand, as measured in pounds (lbs.).

Approval by Energy Star, a government program, ensures TV is eco-friendly and energy efficient.

Wall mount size standard (VESA) that supports extending, pivoting, or tilting the TV.