Tag: televisions
I love LG’s new Magic Remote design for its OLED TVs – too bad only certain regions are getting it
It could be considered tremendously geeky to fuss over, or to even discuss, the remote control that comes with your TV. But a solid, well-designed remote is a key feature of the best TVs, and if you spend several hours every day watching, it’s something you’re getting plenty of hands-on…
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BenQ launches two new 4K projectors – one promises theater-grade image quality, and one brings AI processing to home projectors
180-inch screens from just 4 metres away; designed for up to 200 inches AI-powered optimization of compressed streaming video HDR-PRO with HDR10, HLG, and HDR10+ BenQ has announced two new 4K projectors as part of its Home Cinema Series: the premium W5850, which is designed for theater-grade large screens; and…
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Leaked Walmart Google TV box could replace the Chromecast-shaped gap in your TV setup
Another Walmart Google TV box has been spotted This could be the Walmart Onn 4K Plus The device has apparently been part of an early testing program We know there are no more Google Chromecasts on the way – with the Google TV Streamer acting as the replacement in Google‘s…
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Android and Fire TVs are getting a new, cheap ATSC 3.0 adapter – but I wish it worked on LG OLED TVs
The annual National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention gets underway tomorrow, April 5, 2025, in Las Vegas, and one of the first show-related news items to hit my mailbox details a new ATSC 3.0 digital TV tuner from electronics manufacturer ADTH. The ADTH NextGen TV USB is a $69.99 adapter…
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Samsung is being weirdly cagey about supporting Netflix’s big HDR upgrade that’s basically custom-made for its TVs
Remember last week, when Netflix added HDR10+ support in a move that looked like great news for Samsung TV owners? Well, I assumed that this would be an instant win for the best Samsung TVs across the board, but it seems that’s not the case – and Samsung is surprisingly…
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Epson’s new UST 4K projector is mind-blowingly bright at up to 160 inches, but lacks a key HDR feature to make the most of it
Epson QS100 is a 4K ultra short-throw projector 160-inch images from just inches away 4,500 lumens, but no Dolby Vision HDR support The best ultra short throw projectors are pretty bright, but they’re not usually quite this bright: the new Epson QS100 4K PRO-UHD HDR short throw laser projector puts…
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