Fictional millionaires and marketing pros aren’t the only ones who swear by CurrentBody’s devices, though; Serena Williams used the same LED mask in her Vogue “Beauty Secrets” installment ...

I tested 3 flagship mini-LED TVs – here’s the one I’d spend my own money on TCL says its new flagship mini-LED TV is its brightest one yet, but there’s another feature I’m more excited about ...

Although LEDs were created as early as 1927, it wasn't until 1962 that the first commercial LED product became available — the SNX-100 GaAs LED, which sold for $130.

More and more TVs are being advertised as mini-LED, but what does that mean, and why does it matter? I break down how this tech can make your TVs brighter, more vivid, and produce better contrast.

Generally, a 100-watt-equivalent LED light bulb is between 10 and 15 watts. 60-watt-equivalent LED bulbs are between 8 and 10 watts, and 40-watt-equivalent bulbs are around 6 to 8 watts.

Turns out, Sony has been working on its own version of this technology for its mini-LED panels for years now. Not to be outdone by its competitors, the TV pioneer flew a crew of global journalists ...

Sony announced its developing RGB Mini-LED displays, and I got to see up-close how it could be the next big thing for the TV market.

While LED masks are generally considered safe for most people, some should avoid using them, Venkatesh advised. That includes people with photosensitive disorders, lupus, or melasma.

A quick word about "Becoming Led Zeppelin": If what you've heard about the band is focused more on their rock star excesses, from groupies to drugs, that fare is not part of this movie. Simply put ...

A decade later, Led Zeppelin clearly has a whole lotta love still to go around. Becoming Led Zeppelin Rated PG-13 though it’s unclear why. Running time: 2 hours 1 minute. In theaters.

While Micro LED could address some of OLED's limitations, it doesn't have the recognition of OLED in the consumer market. Any company releasing Micro LED consumer products will have to educate ...

Unlike LED and mini-LED, OLED TVs don’t use a backlight. Instead, each pixel on an OLED screen can individually light and dim itself, which benefits contrast massively.