MiniLEDteknologia

MiniLEDteknologia is a display technology that utilizes very small light-emitting diodes (LEDs) as a backlight for liquid crystal displays (LCDs). These MiniLEDs are significantly smaller than those used in traditional LED-backlit LCDs, allowing for a much larger number of LEDs to be incorporated into the display. This increased number of LEDs enables finer control over the backlight.

The primary benefit of MiniLEDteknologia is its ability to achieve significantly higher contrast ratios and brighter highlights compared to conventional LCDs. Because each MiniLED can be controlled individually or in small zones, the display can dim or turn off specific areas of the backlight to create deeper blacks, while simultaneously illuminating other areas for bright whites. This results in a more dynamic and vibrant image, often approaching the performance of OLED displays in terms of contrast.

MiniLED displays also offer improved color accuracy and a wider color gamut due to the precise backlight control. They are also generally more power-efficient than OLEDs, particularly when displaying bright content. While MiniLED technology represents a significant advancement for LCDs, it still relies on an LCD panel to produce the image, meaning it does not suffer from the permanent burn-in issues that can affect OLED displays. It is a technology found in premium televisions, monitors, and laptop screens.