What does mini Led mean null

Hello Pat, Mini LED is an advanced backlighting technology for LCD screens that uses thousands of tiny LEDs to create more numerous, smaller dimming zones than standard LED TVs. This greater precision in light control results in superior image quality, including deeper blacks, brighter whites, higher contrast, and better energy efficiency compared to traditional LCDs. By increasing the density of backlights, Mini LED technology allows for more targeted illumination and less backlight bleed, leading to a more vibrant and detailed picture.

Preferred color illumination system. Not up to expensive "OLED" Standards but superior to standard lighting format.

Mini led TVs have hundreds or thousands of small leds arranged in a grid behind the screen, instead of fewer large leds that are often arranged along the edge of the screen. This grid is often arranged into zones that can be individually dimmed or brightened to improve display brightness or black presentation.

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Hello Pat, Mini LED is an advanced backlighting technology for LCD screens that uses thousands of tiny LEDs to create more numerous, smaller dimming zones than standard LED TVs. This greater precision in light control results in superior image quality, including deeper blacks, brighter whites, higher contrast, and better energy efficiency compared to traditional LCDs. By increasing the density of backlights, Mini LED technology allows for more targeted illumination and less backlight bleed, leading to a more vibrant and detailed picture.
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Preferred color illumination system. Not up to expensive "OLED" Standards but superior to standard lighting format.
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Mini led TVs have hundreds or thousands of small leds arranged in a grid behind the screen, instead of fewer large leds that are often arranged along the edge of the screen. This grid is often arranged into zones that can be individually dimmed or brightened to improve display brightness or black presentation.
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