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The world-first 77in and 88in TVs are able to display 8K content at up to 60 frames per second and handle 48Gbps speeds.

Sony is gearing up for the PlayStation 5 launch with its new BRAVIA TVs, featuring high framerates and low latency gaming.

Since installing this 55-inch behemoth in our modest living room, I’ve come to appreciate just how hard Dr Ashley Bloomfield and Jacinda have been working.

Samsung's new Q950TS TV provides an unparalleled home viewing experience, but with a hefty price tag of $15,000.

Samsung Electronics New Zealand has launched its 2020 QLED TV range, featuring AI upscaling and large-format panels over 75 inches.

LG’s massive 88-inch OLED 8K TV is now available in Singapore, but be prepare for a rather large price tag if you want it in your living room.

Netflix's *The Witcher* debuts on December 20. The trailer has already garnered 11.4 million views, hinting at high anticipation among fantasy and gaming fans.

LG Australia is delivering its first 8K television starting from today, bringing the latest in LG’s range of premium TVs to Australians.

Users can stream their favourite movies and television shows from the Apple TV app and other video apps as well as view photos directly on their LG AI TVs.

Kordia launches pop up TV service on Freeview channel 200, allowing organizations to broadcast events nationwide.

LG has launched its 88-inch 8K OLED TV in South Korea, featuring 33 million self-emitting pixels and advanced sound and video processing technologies.

TCL Electronics unveils the first 8K TV, the TCL X10 QLED, aiming to elevate home entertainment with cutting-edge visuals, AI, and voice control.

Samsung's 8K TVs debut in New Zealand with prices reaching NZD $80,000 for a 98-inch Q900 QLED. Smaller models start at NZD $11,000.

Sony unveils its latest home entertainment lineup at CES Las Vegas, featuring 8K TVs, new soundbars, Alexa-enabled headphones, and a wireless turntable.

LG unveils the 65-inch Signature OLED TV R, a 'rollable' television that seamlessly disappears into its base, redefining home entertainment spaces.

As streaming services, sporting events and movies are stepping up their HD game, shipping of TVs that support the 4K UHD format are rising in kind.

If you’re a fan of Sony products this month brings good news for you as a new range of products hits the shelves.

The Samsung Q9F 65” TV and N650 Soundbar mesmerise with stunning visuals and immersive sound. Their sleek, minimalist design conceals innovation.

WWE wrestling is body slamming onto New Zealand free-to-air televisions screens for the first time in over 15 years.

Growing dependence on digital devices and social media could be having a negative impact on Kiwi waistlines according to the Ministry of Health.