Tag: televisions
Sennheiser’s best Dolby Atmos soundbar is getting a great free upgrade
Adjustable channels for 3D immersive audio Hi-res audio via TIDAL Connect and Google Cast New dialog enhancement mode Sennheiser’s flagship soundbar, the Ambeo Max, is getting a major firmware update called AMBEO OS2 that should deliver a serious audio upgrade to what’s already a very impressive soundbar. This is the…
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I tested the first next-gen RGB mini-LED, and while it’s a stunning TV, OLED doesn’t need to be worried just yet
When Hisense announced its 116-inch RGB mini-LED TV at CES 2025, the TV world took notice. RGB panel technology had already been realized in LG’s new Primary Tandem RGB OLED panel, with the promise of bolder, richer colors than had previously been seen in a TV. But combining that with…
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LG TVs are the first to get 4K 120Hz Nvidia GeForce NOW game streaming – anyone want RTX 5080 power without the cost?
4K 120Hz cloud gaming on LG TVs from September 2025 GeForce Now also upgraded on LG monitors, on PCs and on Steam Deck Requires a GeForce NOW Ultimate subscription Nvidia has announced a massive gaming upgrade for LG TVs: they’ll be able to deliver cloud-based 4K 120Hz gaming via GeForce…
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Skyworth unveils the world’s largest art TV, a full 15 inches bigger than Samsung’s The Frame Pro
100-inch Elite art TV 2,000 nits of brightness, 400+ included artworks New 75 and 86-inch Art TVs also revealed Skyworth has unveiled the world’s biggest art TV, the 100-inch Canvas Elite Art TV, alongside a slightly smaller 86-inch model. Both models are bigger than Samsung‘s largest The Frame Pro art…
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I tested Panasonic and LG flagship OLED TVs side-by-side, and even though they use the same panel, the results were surprising
LG and Panasonic are just two of the top brands in the OLED TV market, but unlike rivals such as Samsung, Sony and Philips, their TVs often share a lot in common, right down to using the same OLED display panels. The LG G4 and Panasonic Z95A, two of the…
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Bright lights, big TV: Samsung launches the world’s first micro-RGB TV, boasting ‘a new benchmark for color accuracy’
115 inches to begin with, but more sizes are planned to arrive soon Available first in South Korea and then the US before a global rollout Approximately $32,000 / £24,000 / €28,000 / AU$49,750 Let’s start with the bad news: Samsung‘s first micro-RGB TV is outrageously expensive. But the tech…
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