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If that 4K TV of yours isn't looking so future-friendly and you want to get in on the next big thing ahead of time, 8K TV is here. But at a starting price of $9999, it's not priced for everyone.

It has been some time since we saw Nintendo dabble with a VR headset, and if you own a Switch, you'll get to see the latest take. Spoiler: it's not red and black.

Mobile World Congress saw plenty of phones this week, but it wasn't just about phones. Microsoft also glimpsed the future or Augmented Reality, too.

Not sure what the point of 5G is going to be outside of super fast speeds? Video and augmented reality will play a big part.

Not sure if the thousand dollar iPad Pro fits the budget of a budding digital artist you know? There are more ways for an artist to get their digital ink on, and one comes in the form of a new desk-friendly screen.

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.