Dolby Atmos adds a new dimension to 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound. The audio content from a song, movie, or TV show will blanket you, producing an effect similar to what you experience in real life with...

ARC stand for ‘Audio Return Channel.’ It uses an HDMI cable to take audio from a TV to an external audio device, such as a home theater receiver. If you successfully configure the setup, you will...

Alexa feels like a fictional concept from a Sci-Fi film for many laypeople. The technology allows you to control your electronic devices using voice commands. And for the most part, Alexa tends to...

1440p brings 3,686,400 pixels to the table. For context, 1080p offers 2,073,600 pixels. Before 4K came along, many consumers would praise 1080p as the only fitting resolution for watching movies and...

TV size influences your viewing experience, but it's not the sole factor in picture quality. Learn how resolution, contrast, color, and viewing distance play key roles in your TV's visual...

Those letters stand for ‘High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection.’ HP describes the term as a coding scheme that prevents copyright infringement. You could also call it a Digital Rights...