Marcus Hale

Marcus Hale researches and writes about practical consumer technology, covering computers and hardware, consumer electronics, gaming and eSports, mobile devices and accessories, and smart gadgets. His work focuses on the technical details that affect real-world use, from gaming-laptop performance, PC memory and charging limits to monitor refresh rates, TV input response, mobile accessories, and connected home devices. At The Press Voice, he checks product specifications against manufacturer documentation, relevant industry standards, certification records, and credible independent testing to give readers clear, evidence-based information before they buy.
  • Consumer Electronics`120hz or 60hz tv`

    120Hz or 60Hz TV: Which Refresh Rate Is Better for You?

    A 120Hz television refreshes the image twice as frequently as a 60Hz television; however, unless something is providing extra frames for a 120Hz TV to utilize, the extra refresh rate is not very helpful for the average user. Most of what you will view will not have this additional frame rate: movies come in at 24 fps; American sporting events…

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  • Consumer Electronics`4k hdr tv`

    4K HDR TV: What HDR Does and Why It Matters

    A TV can meet the industry’s own criteria for HDR displays even if it doesn’t achieve a target brightness or contrast level. The label on the box indicates that the set can decode an HDR signal, but it does not indicate that the picture will look different with an HDR signal. Consumer Technology Association published definitions for HDR are limited…

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  • Consumer Electronics`4k tv for ps5`

    4K TV for PS5: What Specs Do You Actually Need?

    Most of the time, a 4K TV is able to display a PS5 image to the viewer. There are a few features that will affect how the image looks; specifically, the features are: a 4K screen, a screen with a refresh rate of 120 hertz, a fast enough input for carrying the signal, and a mode that keeps input lag…

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  • Consumer Electronics`mini led vs qled`

    Mini-LED vs QLED: What’s the Difference?

    Mini LEDs and QLEDs are not competitors, but rather two different types of elements used in the creation of the same technology. Mini LEDs provide the brightness for the display, while QLEDs provide the colours that appear in front of the Mini LEDs. As stated in Hisense’s guide to television technology, Mini LEDs are used to create the light in…

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  • Consumer Electronics`qled vs neo qled`

    QLED vs Neo QLED: What’s the Difference?

    Neo QLED and QLED screens are essentially the same type of display; both types of TV utilize an LCD display with a quantum dot color filter, and their only structural difference is the type of lighting that is used to illuminate them. Samsung has stated this on its Neo QLED product information pages, where the company defines mini-LED as a…

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