Revealed in the latest Google TV Streamer update, Google is adding better support for backlit remotes to its TV platform, suggesting there may be more options coming. Most Google TV devices ...

There’s no clarity as to which Google Chromecast or TV Streamer models will support Google device backlit remotes, for that we’ll have to wait. At this stage, it is just code. About Post Author ...

Code discovered in the latest Google TV Streamer update suggests Google is working on native support for backlit remotes. The hidden settings include three backlight modes, offering users more ...

A new Google TV Streamer update could shed light on an upcoming update that will provide better support for backlit remotes. The code suggests Google TV products may gain the ability to control ...

Despite having a different acronym, an LED TV is just a specific type of LCD TV, which uses a liquid crystal display (LCD) panel to control where light is displayed on your screen and is backlit ...

RGB backlit TVs are coming, and you're going to hear a lot about them in the next few years. They're the next big development in LCD TVs, and they take the technology used in the best mini-LED TVs ...

Apple is reportedly "ramping up" production on its new Studio Display, with rumors indicating it will boast a Mini-LED upgrade — and it's set to arrive as soon as next year. While no further ...

The dual RGB backlight and forward-facing key light is a neat idea, but one that feels a little unnecessary. PC Gamer score: 73% Read our full Logitech Litra Beam LX review .

They are made up of two primary components: a backlight and a liquid crystal layer. Put simply, liquid crystals are tiny rod-shaped molecules that change their orientation in the presence of an ...

Which is better? And which one is best for you? “LED” TVs are technically, LCD TVs, but they are more often marketed by their backlight technology, which in the case of LED TVs, is some form ...

OLED TVs use pixels that emit their own light, but QLED TVs must rely on LED backlighting to ignite the on-screen pixels. The structure of these OLED panels varies across manufacturers.