Out of the box, televisions can look either slightly dim (thanks to energy-efficient presets) or wildly blown-out and garish (in Store or Vivid modes). A few minutes of poking through your TV's menus ...

Whether you spend $400 or $4,000 on a new TV (or video projector), it is a sure bet that your new display needs some adjustments. It seems counter-intuitive, doesn’t it? You’d think that the ...

Recent expert guides stress that even top-tier TVs and monitors rarely perform at their best out of the box, and proper calibration can dramatically improve color accuracy, contrast, and viewing ...

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Confession: Until a few days ago, I’d never calibrated my TV. There are a couple reasons for this. First, and most simply, I’m not down with buying a calibration disc that I will likely use once then ...

Monitor calibration is very important to a creative professional's workflow, but pretty much anyone can benefit from properly adjusting your monitor. Calibration will deliver color accuracy, it will ...

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New Hisense TVs look great right out of the box, but you can get more out of your screen by tweaking just a few menu options.

Modern laptop displays are a far cry from the early utilitarian green and black monochrome displays of the 1980s. Today, displays have the ability to display rich true-to-life color and smooth, ...