Which three colours of light do TV screen pixels combine to make all the others?
AnswerRed, green and blue
Screens mix red, green and blue light in different strengths to produce the full range of colours.
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AnswerRed, green and blue
Screens mix red, green and blue light in different strengths to produce the full range of colours.
Answer16:9
Widescreen HD TV uses a 16:9 frame, about 1.78 times as wide as it is tall.
Answer1920
A 1080p frame measures 1920 by 1080 pixels.
AnswerInfrared
Typical remotes flash an infrared LED in coded pulses, invisible to our eyes but seen by the TV's sensor.
Answer4:3
Traditional standard-definition TV pictures were 4 units wide for every 3 units tall.
AnswerPhilo Farnsworth
Philo Farnsworth sketched his electronic television idea as a teenager and transmitted his first image in 1927.
AnswerPicture element
Pixel is a blend of 'picture' and 'element', the smallest controllable dot of an image.