Colored TV
Definition
Colored TV refers to television technology that displays images in full color, as opposed to black-and-white television. It allows viewers to see programs with vibrant hues and lifelike visuals.
Analogy
Think of colored TV like looking at a painting or photograph in color instead of just shades of gray. It adds depth, richness, and realism to what you see on screen.
Related terms
Television technology: The methods, devices, and systems used for transmitting visual images with accompanying sound over long distances.
Broadcast: The distribution or transmission of audiovisual content through radio waves or other means.
Resolution: The clarity or sharpness of an image displayed on a screen, often measured by the number of pixels it contains.
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