enhancement, brightness

An increase in brightness resulting either from making a stimulus intermittent, or when a surface is surrounded by a dark area, as compared to when it is surrounded by a light area. See contrast; Brücke-Bartley effect.

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Lenovo engineers were able to accomplish this by reducing the number of bulbs used in the system from four to two, while adding new brightness enhancement films to ensure greater operating performance.

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