Whether you’re a movie buff or just an average joe, we have to admit that the experience we get
From 26 August to 1 September 2019, Sony Expo 2019 will open its doors to the public with an
Samsung Malaysia Electronics has unveiled its 98” QLED 8K TV – its largest yet – adding to its 2019
Samsung has reached out to us to try out their flagship products of the year at Samsung Express Service
Computer monitors are keeping up with cutting edge technologies which television companies have been doing for a more dynamic
Apple may not use the codecs that YouTube prefers but that doesn’t mean you’ll get a second-rate viewing experience
For those in the know, Nvidia does not just release graphic processors and keep quiet they look into the
BenQ is a veteran when it comes to display monitors and projectors, having been around for a long while.
After its successful 2017 comeback with the HTC U11, HTC decided to kick-off 2018 with the equally innovative HTC U11+.
When it comes to streaming Netflix, users tend to watch on a multitude of platforms. It ranges from smart
Netflix brings hi-tech programs to screens, be it Stranger Things of Black Mirror, but the tech does not just
There is a reason why world class cinemas have not changed their screens to LED panels yet, first there
Streaming and watching shows in high dynamic range of HDR on a screen that is capable in displaying video
Samsung and LG are not the only OLED TV manufacturers trying to capture the increasing demand for high performance
Samsung Electronics and Amazon Video today announced the introduction of HDR10+, an updated open standard that leverages dynamic metadata
Mobile World Congress opened in Barcelona on Monday with a keynote address from Netflix’s CEO Reed Hastings. Hosted by Francine Stock
High Dynamic Range and 4K support will be coming to the new Hitman game series later this month. It
CES is a hotbed for new technology, manufacturers gleam at the prospect of being able to showcase their latest
The Sony Z9D 4K HDR with Android TV encapsulates the ultimate home TV experience. Designed to seamlessly fit into
Samsung Electronics today announced that it will support YouTube’s global HDR playback on television for the first time, through
