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LGs 42-inch OLED TV is the small OLED TV you may have been waiting for

/PRNewswire/ -- TCL®, one of the worlds best-selling consumer electronics brands and leading technology companies, today announced new innovations and...

Panasonics top-of-the-line OLED for 2022 delivers array speakers, new gaming features and a mid-brightness bump.

/PRNewswire/ -- TCL®, one of the worlds best-selling and leading technology companies, today announced new products and spoke to innovations that will deliver...

CES 2022 is here, and that means plenty of new TVs being announced. But what has most of our attention is the new G2 series of OLED TVs from LG. That is

/PRNewswire/ -- - Available in 55-inch, 65-inch and 77-inch sizes - Tuned in Hollywood custom "Master OLED Pro" configuration to deliver more in mid-level...

Sony is first out of the gates with a QD-OLED TV, and there are also 8K, Mini LED, standard OLED and LCD models in the range.

Samsung provides HDR10+ GAMING support for hassle-free, accurate HDR gameplay experience with low-latency, VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and over 120Hz.

The holiday treats from Philips Monitors arrive a little early as they announce this year’s splendid Christmas promo - a free XBOX Series-S and 6-month XBOX game pass for every purchase of the Philips Momentum 559M1RYV Gaming Monitor, the world’s first gaming monitor Designed for Xbox. 55831 The

The Samsung Q70 and above TVs in 2022 will support HDR 10+ gaming. Samsung claims that with HDR 10+ gamers can experience “low-latency, VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and over 120Hz”. We can expect to see HDR 10+ gaming in action on Samsung TVs and monitors