laser TV

If you're looking for one of the Neo QLED TVs from Samsung this year, you'll get a solid choice of sizes and prices, stretching across 4K and 8K. And it's even hitting the budget TV prices, too.

There's a lot happening in TVs this year, but what does it mean? We'll go through the jargon and what's coming to help you make heads and tails of it.

On this episode of The Wrap, we’re diving into CES and what you can expect from TVs in 2021. Covering Mini LED, quantum dot, QLED, QNED, OLED, and more, it’s a primer of TVs this year in five minutes.

Laser projection delivers a pretty big picture already, but this year, Hisense has plans to make it even bigger.

Apple’s new M1 MacBooks reviewed, plus what’s a laser projector, and how can it bring the cinema experience home? And is your password the worst in the world? All that and more in five.

Going to the cinema is less of a thing lately, but if you want to make it happen at home, Samsung's additions might be for you.

It’s October, and the tech news hasn't stopped. What’s coming left on the cards? We’ll talk new iPhones, the next generation of gaming consoles, and what’s happening in sound, all in five minutes.

Not going to the cinema anymore? You're probably not at home, but if you miss the big picture experience, Hisense's latest take on TVs gets that feeling back.

Making a big screen for the home doesn't need a big amount of space, as Epson joins the short throw laser TV game.

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.