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TVs are still a focal point for people to come together, with Samsung's latest, oh, the places your TV can go.

OLED may be one of the biggest benchmarks of TV technologies, but Hisense has its own, and it aims to give LED TVs a little more confidence in black reproduction.

Not sure if your TV will run the next PlayStation? Good news: if it was bought in the past decade, you should be fine. Possibly longer.

With the next PlayStation on its way for the holiday season, buying a TV to suit seems like a logical plan. Unfortunately, Sony's approach could just end up confusing more people long term.

TCL is joining some of Australia's biggest names with an 8K TV in Australia, as well as launching a new style of display: Mini-LED.

If you wished your TV did something different and worked more like your phone, Samsung's latest experiment could be for you.

If you still rely on one of those awkward metal antennas from back in the day, you might be interested to find the category has changed, and offers a sort of fabric and textile elegance.

Depending on the size of the TV you buy and who makes it, you could just be laughing all the way to free installation and setup.

As the first 8K TVs of 2020 arrive, the world of 8K content still hasn't improved much on where it was last year. What's happening?

Last year might have been the year that 8K TVs arrived in Australia, but there's more this year, and Samsung's batch is next.