Sky Q, HDR, 4K, Streaming: There's Never Been a Better Time to Own a TV
It's time to square off the edges of your eyeballs.
It's time to square off the edges of your eyeballs.
It’s just 2.57 millimetres thick, giving it a virtually invisible profile.
When the TV explodes into eight individual panels, my mind exploded.
Your TV generally ends up against your wall anyway, right?
The patent pending screen-tech is mighty impressive in demonstration.
Samsung’s creeping towards that platonic ideal of a bezel-less design: A television whose picture is hanging there in the air without any frame around it at all.
If you were saving the pennies before buying that big flagship 4K TV for the yuletide break, you might want to look away now.
The TX-50CX802 is an absolute belter, being an LCD to rival both OLED and classic plasmas, with some Firefox OS wizardry thrown in, all at a competitive price to boot.
And, if there's nothing on telly, you can just relax counting each individual dot. Hours of fun.
Get saving those pennies!
Seeing this thing in the flesh was like pouring Fizz Whizz popping candy straight onto my eyeballs. Take a look at the videos, I dare you.
Hey, we heard you like movies, so we put a projector in your TV so you can project and TV and project and...MADNESS.
HDR video, meet HDR TV. Now, like, get it on.
You can have it in any size as long as it's 65 inches.
Though 4K is only just out of nappies, it's already old news to the big TV manufacturers.
Android TV wasn’t finished when it launched last year. This second pass could go a long way towards making it feel complete.
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