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It’s hard to believe that the world saw its first public television demonstration almost 100 years ago. Today, after a century of innovation in the world of electronic displays, screen size and picture quality aren’t the only things that have improved dramatically. Modern TVs can be used for gaming, smart home functionalities, search engines, streaming online content, and much more. Viewers now have access to cinema-quality features within the comfort of their own homes, but there is also a confusing variety of display technologies to choose from. The differences between LCD, mini-LED, and the latest OLED displays are significant, and if you’re thinking of investing in a new home entertainment system, it is certainly worth knowing them.   What is mini-LED technology? The name is fairly self-explanatory: mini-LED TVs have thousands of tiny LEDs in the backlighting, whereas conventional LED TVs only have a few hundred. This tenfold improvement in the number of light-emitting diodes, ...