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One minute review The Samsung AU9000 will betray its price-point every now and then – every now and then you’ll be struck by a lack of out-and-out brightness, or some especially vague sound, or some visible difficulties when upscaling low-resolution content. But most of the time, you’ll just sit and revel in the brilliantly accomplished images issuing from a screen far more slender than you might have been anticipating. Samsung has been a major player in the mainstream TV market for ages ...

15 04 2021 Upgrading your TV is always an exciting time, but when you’re looking at stepping up to a 65-inch set, then things get really interesting. Compared to 43-inch and 50-inch smart TVs, the screen scale is positively cinematic, and the price bracket of 65-inch TVs means that high-grade screen technologies are readily available - in particular, OLED and QLED. Both of these technologies work to deliver crisp and realistic images, while the likes of Dolby Vision deepen contrast, providing...

10 03 2021 50-inch TVs can sit proudly at the centre of a home entertainment set up, conjuring up high-resolution images for all to enjoy, across movies, TV shows and video games. The generous screen size gives whatever is being viewed space to shine, and often, because of their physical size, 50-inch TVs carry plenty of interfaces, allowing for Blu-ray players, soundbars, consoles and streaming platforms to be connected. For these reasons and more besides, 50-inch TVs are one of the most popul...

02 03 2021 There was once a time when you could plug your game console into the aerial plug of a portable CRT television, and you were good to go. Undoubtedly a happy time, but one thats consigned to the history books. Now, things are a little more complicated. The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X are closer to gaming PCs in their specs and performance, with 120fps gameplay unfolding on a field of 4K resolution. While this high-performance is thrilling to behold, getting a television that can ma...

29 03 2021 A TV is the centrepiece of a home entertainment. It’s a portal, bring you all the best that TV shows and movies can offer. When you’re looking to upgrade your TV, a £1,000 budget is going to grant you access to some incredible features and hardware. Within this price bracket, crisp 4K UHD resolutions are well within reach. But it’s not just this high resolution that’s going to deliver a picture-perfect experience. Additional image processing technologies like HDR and local a...

❚  We may earn commission from links on this page. Our editorial is always independent (learn more) LG or Samsung TVs: which is the better brand? Both Korean brands are market leaders – but which makes better televisions? Friday, 5th February 2021 at 12:20 pm If you’re thinking of buying a new television, it’s highly likely that both LG and Samsung TVs will make in on to your list of potential purchases. As reported in a Kantar Media UK survey, in 2019 an estimated 15.8 million p...