…be over 4000) Test 5m -41/1200/2500 Test 10m -51/1200/1858 BT Type 5.3 BLE GPS single, dual Dual to 3M USB type USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 5Gbps ALT DP, DeX, Ready For Supports USB-C to USB-C or HDMI connection to a TV or monitor. NFC Yes Ultra-wideband Yes Sensors Accelerometer…
…know more about TV tech, read Confused about TV tech? That’s just what they want! What is Dolby Vision (DV)? Dolby Vision produces the best TV image. You need both DV content (most movies in the past five years) and a TV that can decode DV’s frame x frame (dynamic)…
…a remote control, but most TV remotes will control it. You can place it under the TV or wall mount it. It attaches via HDMI, Optical-in, or Aux-in and processes the sound stream to allocate it to its speakers. It decodes Dolby Digital (not Atmos, which it converts to DD),…
…advancements in Samsung’s AI technology. The Premiere 7 and 9 projectors, for instance, feature advanced laser technology and AI-powered enhancements like Upscaling and Vision Booster. These projectors deliver stunning 4K resolution and immersive audio, transforming home entertainment experiences. Samsung’s Neo QLED 8K TV, powered by the new NQ 8 AI…
…It will materially enhance TV sound. If you enjoy loud, clear sound and don’t mind selecting preset modes for different viewings, this is a terrific feature/value soundbar. It is miles better than any TV speaker. CyberShack believes it is a good deal for anyone on a limited budget—hats off to…
…Downside: It needs an internet connection for all smart TV functions (pretty well the same as any TV OS), Fewer ‘apps’ (buy a Google TV dongle if you need it). Privacy – Pass All smart TVs cover up what you view, information from profiles and cross-platform sharing with Google, Facebook,…
…is for Australia. You must disregard any international reviews as these are invariably based on different panels, operating systems, and electronics used in UK, European, Chinese, and US models (Google TV). Website 2024 TV range Product page There is no Australian download manual. US manual here but using Google TV….
…screens—Samsung and Pixel use these—and they are not what you expect from a premium device. Samsung argues that 8-bit is more battery efficient. It also does not support Dolby Vision on any device—smartphone, monitor, TV, etc. First, the photo/video preview of colours is off – what you see is not…
…TV screen. Con Needs internet (at least 25/5Mbps) No Free-to-air TV (only digital versions) Google knows what you watch Amazon Fire TV 4K Max stick or Cube Amazon Fire TV 4K Max stick ($119) is its version of Google Chromecast, and the Cube ($219) is a more fully featured device….
…the stadium into your living room and enhance your sport viewing experience. Go Big or Go Home Larger Screen, Bigger Experience: A big screen can transform your lounge room into a stadium-like environment. The Ultimate Screen: Consider LG’s 98-inch QNED89 TV. It’s like having a double-sized mattress on your wall,…
Australia’s new TV technology, Hubbl added Optus Sport to its platform. This move significantly boosts Hubbl’s sports content. Now, customers can access premium sport and entertainment from 17 top global and local apps, all in one place. With Optus Sport on Hubbl, customers can watch every Premier League match starting…
Telstra TV will close at 11:59 PM on 31 October 2024, when the Roku-based boxes will be deactivated over the air—that’s it. Telstra states, Once disabled, your Telstra TV will not work at all. This includes browsing, watching, app access, and settings changes. It has been some time coming, but…