Contrast ratios can also vary significantly across different display types. While a transmissive digital projector may only have a contrast ratio of 200:1, many newer TVs are over 4,000:1. But even ...

One of the most difficult aspects of shopping for projectors is trying to compare specifications. Does Projector A's 5,000:1 contrast ratio actually look better than Projector B's 4,500:1? How much ...

If you work in an office, whether at home or on-site, there’s a good chance you spend most of your day staring at a computer monitor. And you may spend even more time in front of a monitor at home ...

The ratio of the brightest white to the darkest black on a TV or computer monitor. The larger the number, the greater the extremes; for example, car headlights can appear brilliant next to the pitch ...

When shopping for a computer monitor, you're bombarded with specifications like native resolution and response time, but one of the more misunderstood monitor features is contrast ratio. As with many ...

High definition (HD) has become more and more desirable among both TV watchers and computer video fans. Where it didn’t really matter how good your monitor was when you were watching amateur YouTube ...

The key to a great picture lies in contrast ratios but a higher number isn't always better Whether you already have a television or you’re in the market for a new one (or projector, camera, or any ...

Contrast ratio, put simply, is the difference between the brightest a TV can be, and the darkest. More so than color ( quantum dots or otherwise), resolution ( 4K or otherwise) or other aspects of ...