Tag: televisions

Google TV hits new mark of 150 free channels as the TV Streamer prepares for lift-off

Google TV is continuing to go hard on free, ad-supported channels (otherwise known as FAST channels) in the US – and it’s just added several more to its home screen to take it past a significant milestone. As spotted by 9to5Google, Google TV has added an extra 14 channels to…

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5 incredible home theater demos at CEDIA Expo 2024

CEDIA Expo provides a unique opportunity for custom installation industry professionals to experience cutting-edge technology via ongoing home theater demonstrations. Attendees line up outside the pre-fabricated booths where these demos take place, eager to sink into the plush home theater seating – another popular product category at the show –…

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I love this modular 4K TV concept that lets you upgrade specific parts, instead of buying a whole new set

One of my favorite things I saw on the IFA 2024 show floor was Vestel’s Block TV, which is only a concept currently, but one that I’d love to see become reality. The concept is simple: what if you could change the size or the features of your TV screen…

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I saw TCL’s stunning next flagship mini-LED TV, and it’s a total knockout

A few months back, TCL announced the details of its next flagship mini-LED TV – and I’ve just had the first chance to see it in action at the IFA 2024 show, and it really is a stunner. It’s available in 85-inch and 98-inch sizes, and both were on display.…

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I tried DTS Clear Dialogue – following films without subtitles has never been easier

Have you ever struggled to understand what an actor’s saying during a movie, or to follow sports commentary on your TV over the background roar of the crowd? DTS says its new Clear Dialogue tool should solve those problems, and I’ve had the chance to see it in action at…

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The Xgimi MoGo 3 Pro is like a Samsung Freestyle projector for much cheaper

If you like the idea of Samsung‘s cute The Freestyle projector but can’t justify the price (originally $799 / £899, though now available cheaper), Xgimi’s new projector could be just what you’re looking for: it undercuts the Samsung quite significantly and is designed to go pretty much anywhere. The Xgimi…

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