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What is HDR TV?

What is HDR TV?

High Dynamic Range (HDR) helps you get more out of your 4K TV or projector, with different formats depending on what you're watching. This article will help you make sense of it all.

by Crutchfield's Colin M.
TV Buying Guide

TV Buying Guide

Whether you're replacing your main TV or shopping for one for a bedroom or den, we've got some tips to help you find the perfect set.

by Crutchfield's Emily S.
How to choose a home theater projector

How to choose a home theater projector

The projectors we carry are optimized for home theater use. You no longer need a dark room to get a great picture, and some projectors now display 4K Ultra HD.

by Crutchfield's Emily S.
HDMI cables buying guide

HDMI cables buying guide

Not sure which HDMI cable to get? We'll explain the different versions of HDMI and different HDMI cable types, and help you troubleshoot some common HDMI hookup issues.

by Crutchfield's Deia Z.
Projector screen buying guide

Projector screen buying guide

Choosing the best projector screen depends on your projector and your room. Learn the difference between fixed-frame and retractable, and what terms like "gain" mean.

by Crutchfield's Emily S.
Video: What's inside your 4K TV? Video: What's inside your 4K TV?

Video: What's inside your 4K TV?

Somewhat paradoxically, TVs have gotten both thinner and more complex over the years. We took our TV expert to our repair & returns center to take apart a 4K TV set and see how manufacturers can fit so much processing power and picture quality into such a thin package.

by Crutchfield's Video Team
What do you need for 4K TV?

What do you need for 4K TV?

Find out how to get the best 4K picture and where to find 4K content.

by Crutchfield's Colin M.
HDCP 2.2 copy protection and 4K Ultra HD TV

HDCP 2.2 copy protection and 4K Ultra HD TV

Devices that support HDCP 2.2 copy protection are more likely to be compatible with current and future 4K content. Every link in your video chain must support HDCP 2.2 - your TV, video source, and any component the video signal passes through. If one does not, you won't see a 4K picture.

by Crutchfield's Steve K.
Best TVs for 2026

Best TVs for 2026

TVs from Sony, Samsung, and LG top our list of best picks. Find out why we like them, and read our buying tips to better understand what to look for when shopping....

by Crutchfield's Emily S.
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