Sony actually considers this a premium smart TV, and with Google’s smart OS powering things you should have no problem tracking down your favorite movies and shows, even if you access them ...

Up to 40 hours of battery life is convenient while it connects via Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth so you can use it with your PC, phone or tablet ... movies or TV shows, so an Xbox Gift Card is ...

The TV is also an excellent gaming display since it supports a 144Hz refresh rate with a PC or 120Hz with a PS5, Xbox Series X ... the subtle benefits of 8K resolution are best appreciated ...

As of Oct. 2024, the Chromebook Plus 15.6-inch also now has Google's Help me write and Help me read tools, a Live Translate feature, generative AI wallpaper ... a desktop-grade Intel Core H-Series ...

Samsung is one of the few companies still bothering to make 8K TVs, and its QN990F is a stunner. Still, 8K resolution isn't worth the premium price, and won't be any time soon.

Unlike Android phones, iPhones have yet to introduce 8K video recording. While the iPhone 16 series could offer high-resolution video recording the company never really implemented it. Now ...

Samsung Electronics America has announced the global availability of its 2025 Neo QLED 8K TV series, which includes the QN990F and QN900F models. The new lineup introduces Samsung Vision AI ...

Shaq disagreed and let them know what’s actually on his TV. “I got Netflix, I got (Amazon) Prime, I got Disney,” he listed. “And, it’s in 8K.” Shaq made headlines earlier this month ...

Unlike Android flagship users, Apple fans have long been waiting for 8K video recording. While the iPhone 16 series capped out at 4K, a reliable tipster now claims the iPhone 17 lineup (likely the ...

Starting at the top, the company's new 98-inch QN990F 8K TV will cost an eye-watering $40,000 ... The flagship QN90F series will use the NQ4 AI Gen3 processor plus the Motion Xcelerator 165Hz.

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Some of the hardest working characters on shows we love have no history, let alone a good story. We salute TV’s tactical wallpaper.