HDR

Our homes are becoming smarter, and for many of us, that starts with the TV. But if you need a push to the world of smart TVs, an Aussie etailer may just give you the nudge you need.

There's a push from several TV manufacturers that OLED is the way forward, but Samsung is still holding out, driving brightness and clarity from its latest quantum dot-based "QLED" screens.

While CES held a lot of things, it did not mention much about what Samsung plans to do for TVs this year. But that doesn't mean it's doing nothing, because the company is ready with new models coming very soon.

Trying to find 4K movies isn’t the easiest of things. Simply put, there aren’t many out there, but Apple’s 4K player could change that, and you may already own quite a few.

One of the best screens on any phone in Australia just learned a new trick if you’re also a Netflix subscriber, as HDR arrives on the Sony Xperia XZ Premium.

Everyone has a big TV, but one that makes the colour vibrant and beautiful? That’s what it is to make a more modern experience, and that’s exactly what Sony has crafted in the 2017 X9300E.

It's TV release season, and if you wondered where Sony was in this whole thing, wonder no more: the range is ready and on its way to stores.

There are big TVs, and then there are projectors, devices that truly bring the cinematic experience of the big screen home. And the latest from Sony is pretty much that in a box.

...and then two became three, as Panasonic joins the OLED fight with its own ultra-thin, bright, and dynamic display made with organic LEDs.

The current range of so-called "next-gen" consoles can't touch 4K TVs in their native resolution for either games or movie content, but at least one of those should change for Microsoft come next week.