Written By: John Archer
From the virtual CES, LG has unveiled its first 42-inch OLED TV, and while it’s smaller, it might not be cheaper.
Posted in: Visual Technology
Genuine picture quality differences now separate every part of the 2021 range that has just been announced at the virtual CES event.
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Chinese brand TCL’s knack for combining good quality with great value has seen it rocket from relative obscurity to the world’s number two TV brand in what feels like the blink of an eye.
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Panasonic’s OLED TV story up to now has been highly focused on a message of faithfully reproducing the filmmaker’s vision.
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Sony has long been one of the most respected brands in the AV world when it comes to video processing.
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Sony has used the current ‘virtual’ CES to take the wraps off not one, but two distinct new ranges of its mindblowing Crystal LED display. They’re not really for the likes of thee and me, though.
Posted in: Visual Integration Technology
While LG’s Nanocell technology has greatly improved the quality of the brand’s LCD TVs over the past couple of years, their persistent use of relatively low-contrast IPS panels has tended to stop them from receiving anything like the critical adulation en
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Ground-breaking contrast and brightness promised from Samsung's new Mini LED TVs.
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Samsung has finally unveiled a MicroLED that has been designed from the ground up for actual living rooms rather than commercial installations, but you probably won't be able to afford it.
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Good news for owners of Denon and Marantz's latest AV Receivers as Sound United engineers confirm they will play 4K 120Hz through their 8K-capable HDMI port after all.
Posted in: Home Theatre Visual Integration Technology
Premium Danish AV brand Bang & Olufsen has announced a significant upgrade to its spectacularly designed OLED TV range that introduces one completely new set and key updates to its acclaimed existing models.
Posted in: Visual Lifestyle Integration Technology
Our previous speculation that Yamaha's upcoming new AVRs would also be affected by the HDMI 2.1 board issue has been confirmed by Yamaha, with the Japanese company promising an upcoming 'fix'.
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