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Not sure if your phone would cut it as a camera on holiday? You may want to consider a compact with a little bit of oomph, and Nikon has two more of those to start the year.

If buying a new camera was one of the things to do this year, you might be intrigued by a launch from Sony, which brings 4K filmmaking to a selfie capable camera with some super fast autofocus in the a6400.

Tech news came thick and fast this week, as CES 2019 revealed the big stories and products of the new year. Get a preview of the year’s hottest tech, joined by Geoff Quattromani. This is the CES Wrap.

Not everyone is trying their hand in 8K this year. Instead some are focusing on perfecting 4K, something Hisense is looking to do in 2019.

That 8K conversation is going to be more than just jargon this year, as Sony joins in with its own ideas on how 8K should look.

If the world of 4K just isn't enough for you, it appears you'll have choices this year, as TCL announces an 8K screen coming to Australia, too.

Flexible screens are real and coming home, as LG makes a screen more than just wallpaper, it makes it roll-up and disappear when it isn't needed.

Big TVs that take up the wall might well be the future, and there's one more on the horizon, as Samsung shows off with the latest in last year's Micro LED concept.

Some homes will only fit a 55 or 65 inch TV, and that's fine. But if you need almost twice the size, Hisense will have you covered this year.

Call this a bit of a surprise: new and recent Samsung TVs are getting an update that brings some of the power of Apple TV without the spend. Crazy.