LG drops ATSC 3.0 4K tuners from its 2024 OLED TVs and Samsung or Sony could be next
LG was one of the very first companies to bring ATSC 3.0 tuners to its TVs back in 2020 and just three years later, it’s one of the first to…
Bose’s new Dolby Atmos soundbar uses AI to try to take down the Sonos Arc
Bose has unveiled a new premium soundbar, which it’s calling the Smart Ultra Soundbar. It’s compatible with Dolby Atmos and even features what Bose calls an ‘A.I Dialogue Mode’. It’s…
Amazon’s super-cheap soundbar could be the new default buy – but it’s also a missed opportunity
Amazon has announced a new Fire TV Soundbar that costs just $119, with support for both Dolby and DTS audio formats, despite its low price. It’s available to order right…
Samsung The Frame art TVs will show more masterpieces from the Met Museum
We really like Samsung’s The Frame TV, which becomes an electronic art gallery when you’re not streaming shows or playing on your PS5. And now your potential art collection just…
LG’s new M-Series Wireless OLED TVs start at $5,000
Digital Trends has acquired suggested U.S. pricing information for LG’s new M-Series wireless OLED TVs. Three sizes are available for the so-called M3 OLED model, ranging from 77 to 97…
Amazon-branded TVs could hit U.S. market in October
Amazon will reportedly launch its own televisions for the U.S. market next month, with models featuring screen sizes of up to 75 inches.
The 6 best TVs under $1,000 for 2021
With top-shelf features like 4K Ultra HD, HDR, advanced gaming modes, voice assistant compatibility, and gorgeous images, these TVs do a lot for under $1000.
Eerily beautiful photos highlight how TV tech has changed
A remarkable set of photos taken by Japan-based photographer Lee Chapman shows old, long-forgotten television sets in their original surroundings.
Eerily beautiful photos highlight how TV tech has changed
A remarkable set of photos taken by Japan-based photographer Lee Chapman shows old, long-forgotten television sets in their original surroundings.
LG’s awesome rollable TV goes on sale in U.S., but it ain’t cheap
LG’s awesome 65-inch rollable TV is now on sale in the U.S., but its hefty price tag suggests it won’t be seeing the inside of too many living rooms.