The technology in TVs is changing rapidly, and it might mean the next tV you buy can be big without being expensive. What’s going on, and what else is happening?
The last time you bought a TV, it’s entirely possible (and probably very likely) that a big TV would have cost a small fortune. These days, not so much, with the price of TVs falling. So much that a 2.5 metre diagonal TV can be had for under $4000 in 2026.
But while big screens are getting less pricey, the tech inside more expensive models is getting better, as well. What’s happening?
And what about AI music, how is that evolving? With over two million new AI tracks uploaded to music services each and every month, one of the main reasons for the explosion might surprise you.
This week on ABC Melbourne Drive with Ali Moore, we’ll dive into all of that, while also tackling listener questions, including using VPNs on holiday and the difference between Android on an assortment of phones (and why they’re not specifically a different of operating system).
Tune into ABC Melbourne Drive from April 28, 2026 to hear all about that, kicking in from just after the 1 hour 35 minute mark (1.35.16 is closer to where it starts).
