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- Most Common LCD LED Plasma TV Repair - AVS Forum
LCD CCFL backlight TV Can have ~700 -1000 + AC working voltage to operate CCFL (florescent tube backlight) take appropriate cautions Plasma TV also has similarly high working voltages LED LED TV's do not have high voltages other than (like the others) mains voltage at Power supply board For purposes of discussion the repairs linked here
- SONY 2025 TV DISCUSSION THREAD - AVS Forum
What all to expect from this year's SONY TV lineup Larger Size Mini-LED offerings Bump in zone count New Primary RGB Tandem OLED lineup Refresh of QD-OLED with latest and greatest panel available (still possible as they are only leaks and don't think SONY going to skip on new QD-OLED panel) Link to SONY RGB Mini-LED Discussion thread:
- Epson 5040UB replacement contenders - AVS Forum
For 6 and 1 2 years I’ve had my Epson 5040 in my home theater setup When it works, it is beautiful! Black levels, brightness, color representation… It is impressive and cinematically immersive However, the projector has had issues Epson had to replace it just after 2 months out of the
- Samsungs 2025 QN95F - AVS Forum
I saw some information on Samsung's 2025 QN95 "QN95F is Samsung's most advanced LCD TV, with four sizes: 55 inches, 65 inches, 75 inches, and 85 inches Considering that Samsung has confirmed that it will adopt CSOT's WHVA panel, QN95F will definitely have a WHVA panel " What does the WHVA
- LCD Flat Panel Displays - AVS Forum
For the discussion of LCD displays It is used to chat about the display type and not to attack it as compared to other displays
- LCD Technology and Advancements Discussion - AVS Forum
This is a place to discuss all the new happenings with LCD In recent years we have seen quite a new explosion in LCD advancements from high zone count Mini-LED TVs, to giant 98" panels delivered to your house for $2k, and even new LCD panel improvements with wider viewing angles and improved
- Dark corners normal on my new LED TV? - AVS Forum
I just bought the Vizio E500i-A1, and noticed that the corners are slightly dark This is especially noticeable when the screen is mostly white Is this just a normal trait of LED TVs, or do I possibly have a lemon?
- LCD heat dissipation? - AVS Forum
A 24" widescreen desktop LCD emits 155 BTU hr, so 72 displays would emit 11,200 BTU hr (single room air conditioners are 5,000-15,000 BTU hr) This fits in with their rated power consumption figure of ~45w ea (3 3 kW for 72)
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