Samsung lets you peek into films with 2026 OLED, QLED, Micro RGB TVs
Watching a classic film gets more interesting this year, as Samsung’s 2026 range uses AI to look at cast, facts, and trivia. And that’s not all.
Watching a classic film gets more interesting this year, as Samsung’s 2026 range uses AI to look at cast, facts, and trivia. And that’s not all.
Yet another subscription service you might rely on is seeing yet another price range, as Disney+ splits tiers and charges more.
Not long after Samsung’s 2022 TV slate was launched at CES, Australians are about to see them in the physical stores they might be returning to, plus online, as well.
Not every TV is going to be an OLED, and next on our review list is the Sony Bravia X90J, bringing full array backlighting and a processor built to understand what you watch. Does it work?
The next Xbox is coming, but it will have fierce competition, as Sony shows off the next PlayStation, coming to Australia in 2020.
Forget the numbers, we’re back on Roman numerals, as the B9 and C9 become BX and CX, and the wallpaper is made for the gallery.
Using your broadband connection to get an Ultra HD picture to your 4K UHD TV? You might be wondering if you’re still getting the right quality amidst bandwidth shaping.
Going to the movies is about to get a whole heap brighter, as Samsung and Hoyts come together for an LED movie screen.
There’s one less TV maker in Australia this year, as Panasonic moves away from televisions locally.