TV

It's been almost two years since 8K launched in Australia, and yet finding 8K movies, TV shows, and 8K content isn't easy. What are your 8K options in 2021?

Bang & Olufsen has a new TV, and while the size isn't big, the feature set aims to be notable, as well as possibly the price.

You mightn't need to buy an Xbox if you want to play Xbox games in the future, as Microsoft's Game Pass is set to work on things not consoles, too.

Another TV range launches locally, as Australians get more choice in 4K, 8K, and that new Mini-LED tech on the way from Hisense.

We've seen new screens from Samsung and LG, and now TCL is next, as it taps Mini LED for 2021's TVs.

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?

You don't need the latest Apple TV to calibrate your screen. You just need a recent model and a recent iPhone.

If you're someone with an eye for something unique with the cash to back it up, a rollable OLED screen is on the way, but it won't be cheap.

LG's range of OLED and LED-backlit TVs are more diverse this year, as the tech arrives in more ranges.

There's a new take on the Apple TV on the way, and while it won't be an 8K capable Apple TV, it will boast improvements in other places.