So, you're on the hunt for a new television, eager to upgrade your viewing experience, but your budget is keeping you grounded. And you're smart enough to know that "good sound" isn't just a bonus—it's essential. Welcome to the club! Buying a new TV can feel like navigating a maze of acronyms and buzzwords, but with a clear understanding of the core technologies and what truly matters, you can bag a fantastic deal. This guide will demystify the TV market, focusing specifically on how different display technologies impact your wallet and your viewing pleasure, especially when good sound quality is a priority. Decoding the Display Tech: LED vs. QLED vs. OLED Let's break down the main players in the TV display arena and see which one aligns best with a tight budget and your viewing habits. 1. Standard LED TVs: Your Budget's Best Friend How it Works: These are the most common TVs on the market. An LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panel is lit from behind by ...
Hurray I cleared one more mission of the Jumbo Jet Flight Simulator mobile game. The mission was to land the aircraft which was Lockheed L-101 Tristar safely as its trim malfunctioned. The horizontal stabilizer jammed as I tried to land the aircraft at Catalina Airport. The airplane started to drop rapidly as the trim for the horizontal stabilizer stopped working. The airplane was controllable manually only. The first thing I did to stop the rapid fall of the aircraft was to put down the flaps to full. I don't know if this is the correct procedure or not, but this is what came to my mind. During the after-analysis of the gameplay walkthrough video of the Jumbo Jet Flight Simulator, I found that the simulator itself suggested lowering the flaps to regain some pitching-up action. I was successful in landing the aircraft on the third attempt. In the first attempt, I was taken by surprise. I was not familiar with where the runway was. I was high as I passed over the ...