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?

One affordable TV at Walmart is giving expensive models a run for their money, and now it’s even cheaper. The Hisense 58-inch ...

Many of the big TV manufacturers are pushing LED TVs as the latest and greatest flat-screen TV. But just what are LED TVs and what should you know before buying one?

LCD TVs are available in sizes from a couple of inches, to 90 inches, and everywhere in-between. Every TV company makes LCDs. All "LED TVs" are actually LCD TVs, they just use LEDs as their light ...

LG has announced its first LCD TVs that use Mini LED technology, with both 4K and 8K models due to arrive in 2021. Mini LED allows for greater contrast and improved black levels compared to many ...

LED TVs are simply LCD TVs that use a different type of lamp made from light emitting diodes, in place of a fluorescent lamp (typically called CCFLs) for illuminating the picture.

X90L LED/LCD TV. The X90L is a 4K UHD LED/LCD TV that employs more traditional Full-Array LED backlighting. Full-Array backlighting isn’t as precise as the Mini-LED/Backlight Master Drive system used ...

Most LED/LCD TVs you'll find on the market use a VA panel. While IPS panels align their liquid crystals horizontally, VA panels align them—you guessed it—vertically.

The leading question for many people is what display tech they should pick. While most sets are based on traditional LCD, higher-quality models sport OLED, mini-LED, or QLED LCD.

From TCL’s relatively budget-priced 98-inch and 115-inch LED/LCD TVs to LG’s stunning 97-inch OLED TV, there are ultra large TVs now available at a variety of price points. Those with more flexible ...

Mini LEDs can help LCD/LED TVs boost brightness and contrast, Consumer Reports’ tests reveal.