Tag: televisions

Amazon’s new Omni QLED TV is now on sale – but I’d look for this better-value model instead on Black Friday

The Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED has launched at Amazon ahead of Black Friday. The new model replaces the Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED released in 2023 and promises up to 30% faster performance thanks to a quad-core processor and Wi-Fi 6 support. It is available in 50, 55, 65…

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Bang & Olufsen’s new elite Dolby Atmos soundbar looks like it’s come from the future, and is priced like it too

New “Wide Stage Technology” for an expanded sound stage 10 drivers and 10 amplifiers to drive them 3 finishes and an ultra-rare Haute Edition Bang & Olufsen has unveiled a new elite soundbar, the Beosound Premiere. With 10 custom drivers driven by 10 individual amps it’s extraordinarily powerful, and as…

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Sky Live will be shut down in December – but don’t worry, you’ll get a refund if you bought it, and Sky is throwing in an extra subscription

Sky Live cameras will stop working on the 4th of December All customers – paid upfront and paid monthly – will get a refund Don’t forget to recycle Sky Live, the Kinect-esque camera accessory for the Sky Glass TV, will shut down in December 2025 – and by shut down, I mean…

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I put TCL’s affordable mini-LED TV and a Samsung QLED head-to-head, and here’s where my money would go on Black Friday

Samsung is one of the TV market’s most recognizable and leading brands, making it a popular choice for people on the hunt for a new TV. And while it would be nice if we could all buy flagship OLED or a big screen mini-LED, it’s not an option for most…

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Best 55-inch TVs in Australia for all budgets and all tested by our TV experts

The best 55-inch TVs provide what is perhaps the happiest medium for people who want as a big a screen as possible, but are either short on space or simply want to furnish a smaller room. What makes a 55-inch TV particularly great is that they provide a screen big…

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As a home theater purist, I wouldn’t get LG’s cinema-sized new micro-LED TV – here’s why a projector is a better choice

LG Electronics has launched the LG Magnit Active Micro LED, a 136-inch (approximately 3 meters wide and 1.7 meters tall) display designed to compete with Samsung and other brands in the home micro-LED video wall market. LG’s gargantuan new micro-LED TV uses active matrix technology. This enables individual pixels in…

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