What’s your impression of a projector? Probably a flat box, or at best, a cube? And it is these norm that makes the LG HU80K Cinebeam Laser 4K Projector stands out in the market. Yes, the oblong thing you see here is a projector. Defying the norm, the HU80K from LG takes on a vertical form factor, so it could be place on the floor to project up to 4K resolution videos on the wall, or if you so desire, onto the ceiling by means of the integrated reflector. The reflector here also serve to protect the lens of the projector when the device is not in use. Continue reading LG Defies Convention With Oblong Projector That Is Also A Smart TV
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Netflix Calibrated TVs Is A Thing And They Are Available With Sony BRAVIA TVs
How many of you here thinks that Netflix is up there in the cinematography arena? I am guessing, not many. Notwithstanding my skepticism and maybe yours too, Sony and Netflix has teamed up to create a Netflix Calibrated Mode for Sony BRAVIA MASTER Series televisions with the sole purpose of ensuring “picture quality preservation according to the filmmaker’s vision and intent. Yup. You that right, even for Netflix shows, movies and whatnot. From the horses’ mouth: Continue reading Netflix Calibrated TVs Is A Thing And They Are Available With Sony BRAVIA TVs
LG Activates Google Assistant On Its ThinQ AI 2018 Super UHD TVs
Remember the 2018 LG Super UHD TV with ThinQ Artificial Intelligence we read about a few months ago? Well, LG has announced that this lineup, along with the its LG OLED TVs, is now blessed with Google’s voice assistant, Google Assistant without the need for additional hardware. With Google Assistant in the picture, you can now control compatible TV, search stuff and more – all by barking into the TV’s remote control. Continue reading LG Activates Google Assistant On Its ThinQ AI 2018 Super UHD TVs
Xiaomi Unveiled A Slew Of Products, Including A Transparent Phone
We are going to be quick here because there are way too many things happening here and we are not about to go on a 1,000 words article on it. It is about Xiaomi. The Chinese mobile phone maker (and maker of everything under the sun) has introduced a couple of new Android smartphones, plus a slew of gadgets. The announced products include the Mi 8 smartphone (including a delightful, transparent Mi 8 Explorer Edition), Mi 8 SE, Mi TV 4 75-inch, a collaborative standalone VR headset developed with Oculus, and the third-generation Mi Band (aptly called Mi Band 3) which is now water resistant to 50 meters (164 feet) and touts a brighter display. Continue reading Xiaomi Unveiled A Slew Of Products, Including A Transparent Phone
You Won’t Believe How Much The TCL 6 Series 4K HDR Roku TV Costs
We all know how expensive 4K TVs are, but thanks to brands like TCL, getting cutting edge TV no longer need not to be a bank breaker. The brand’s 6 Series 4K HDR Roku TVs is one good example. Granted, it may not be as flexible in entertainment because they are not Android TVs, but armed with Roku, it should have enough entertainment to fill most people’s day. Continue reading You Won’t Believe How Much The TCL 6 Series 4K HDR Roku TV Costs
LG Brings ThinQ Artificial Intelligence To Its 2018 Super UHD TV Lineup
The hottest, non-visible thing in 2018 will be artificial intelligence. Not only this potential sci-fi nightmare technology has made its way to smartphone, it now will make its presence felt in TVs too – all thanks to LG. LG has just announced the company’s 2018 TV lineup which will comes with ThinQ artificial intelligence technology out-of-the-box. Select models will even have LG’s advanced α (Alpha) processor which LG hope they (the TVs) will help it “solidify its position in the global market for premium TVs.” All told, LG has unveiled ten new AI-enabled OLED TV models for 2018 at a launch event in Seoul, South Korea on March 5, 2018. Continue reading LG Brings ThinQ Artificial Intelligence To Its 2018 Super UHD TV Lineup
The Slow Mo Guys Explains How A TV Works With Super Slow Motion
OK. Before we proceed, we have some words of warning for you guys. Do not watch the video posted below if you are somewhat sensitive to flashing lights. Any kind of flashing lights. I am not going to lie, I felt nauseous when and after watching this particular video. So, you have been warned. Now, on with today’s science lesson… As stated in the post title, The Slow Mo Guys is going to school you on how a TV, both old tech and new tech, works through the wonder of super slow mo. Continue reading The Slow Mo Guys Explains How A TV Works With Super Slow Motion
Sony A8F 4K HDR TV Is Loaded With Tech, Uses Its Screen To Produce Audio
One thing that will never not appeared in a big electronic show like the CES is TV. There are abundance of them on the show floor at CES from companies big and small, but we are all ears for what Sony has to offer with its new A8F 4K HDR OLED TV with Acoustic Surface. It is not immediately clear that the official product name, A8F 4K HDR OLED TV, is also about sound – a department which not many TV has a reason to show off. But A8F has a lot to be proud about because, if it delivers as it has promised, you may very well never need a sound bar at all. Continue reading Sony A8F 4K HDR TV Is Loaded With Tech, Uses Its Screen To Produce Audio
LG Unveiled Revolutionary Paper-like OLED TV That Rolls Into A Box At CES
If you are old enough, you may be able to recall that in the early days of CRT TVs, some of them came with integrated cabinet that has functional doors (either swing or sliding type). I am not entirely sure what was the rationale behind this TV-in-cabinet (specifically, those with doors), but my best guesses would be, one, to keep children off the TV (because some models actually had lock on them) and two, perhaps to blend with the rest of the home furnishing. Whatever the reasons were, the days of hiding TV behind cabinet was long over, or is it? As it turns out, LG may have inadvertently recreated a similar concept, but with modern OLED display, of course. Continue reading LG Unveiled Revolutionary Paper-like OLED TV That Rolls Into A Box At CES
The Fascinating Evolution Of Screen Technology
From our smartphones and TVs to laptops and tablets, it is not unusual for most of us to spend at least half of our waking hours in front of a screen. Of course, the types of screens and the amazing ways they work have definitely evolved over the decades — whether you are old enough to remember watching Lawrence Welk on your grandma’s massive black and white TV console, or young enough that your first smartphone was an Apple iPhone 5S. Continue reading The Fascinating Evolution Of Screen Technology