DTVs
Modern broadcast receivers
DTVs is the plural of DTV, an abbreviation for digital television—broadcast signals transmitted in digital rather than analog format, offering higher picture quality and more efficient use of bandwidth.
The term also applies to television sets capable of receiving digital signals: Most DTVs sold today are smart TVs with streaming capabilities.
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- LEDSemiconductor that glows
- plasmaElectrified matter state
- OLEDEmissive display technology
- QLEDQuantum dot television technology
4K · resolution · smart TV · flat-screen · high-definition · HDMI · refresh rate · contrast ratio
Passage for transmission
- networkInterconnected system
- programmingWriting software instructions
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
- frequencyRate of recurrence
airwaves · telecast · digital signal · over-the-air · cable · satellite · news · sitcoms
Analog tape format
- DVDOptical media format
- Blu-rayHigh-definition optical media
- releaseTo let go
- low-budgetCosting relatively little
sequel · prequel · franchise · indie film · B-movie · premiere · distribution · home video
LCD
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QLED · 4K · resolution · smart TV · flat-screen · high-definition · HDMI · refresh rate · contrast ratio · aspect ratio
channel
Passage for transmission
- networkInterconnected system
- programmingWriting software instructions
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
frequency · airwaves · telecast · digital signal · over-the-air · cable · satellite · news · sitcoms · documentaries
VHS
Analog tape format
low-budget · sequel · prequel · franchise · indie film · B-movie · premiere · distribution · home video · rental
Pre-digital broadcast display devices