4K

Going to the movies is about to get a whole heap brighter, as Samsung and Hoyts come together for an LED movie screen.

It doesn't take long for technology to trickle down, and it's finally happening in 4K cameras, as Canon reveals its entry-level DSLR, now with 4K filmmaking capability.

Photographers who get in the midst of the action may be inclined to check out a new camera coming from Nikon this year, as it's all about focus and speed.

The lack of 8K content might be a thing of the past if more content creators get their hands on 8K cameras, such as with a new camera in development at Canon.

If you don't own an Apple TV but wish you had access to Apple's 4K movie library, LG TV owners might just get that support.

There's one less TV maker in Australia this year, as Panasonic moves away from televisions locally.

The most expensive flagship technology isn't always within reach, which is why it's nice to see it trickle down to other models eventually.

One of Canon's biggest cameras is bigger again in February, as the 1D X series hits version three.

Wish you had a cinema-style screen at home, but don't quite have the room for projection? Hisense's latest take could be the ticket in 2020.

With the latest Coolpix camera from Nikon, the length you can hit is beyond super crazy.