Sony is following the example of Asus, Dell and MSI by offering customers who buy one of its OLED monitors protection against burn-in for three years.

Philips has just held its now-annual TP Vision Live event, taking the opportunity to lift the wraps off four new OLED TV models, as well as its 2025 lineup of Mini-LED and QLED TVs ...

Plex has announced the availability of its revamped application in beta for Apple TV users, and says it will expand to more ...

Sony Corp. has said it will stop producing recordable Blu-ray discs as of next month, in what is the latest blow to the ...

Google TV is rolling an experimental new feature called AI News Briefs to select users in the U.S. It’s powered by the ...

Epson is adding to its lineup of EH-Q Series professional home laser projectors with the launch of two basically identical ...

LG Electronics is set to announce a 6K resolution professional monitor that will be the first of its kind to support ...

TCL’s display making division CSOT is set to debut a new HVA Pro LCD panel later this year that supports wider viewing angles and superior colour ...

According to Samsung, the panel is based on a new Eco² OLED structure, which improves energy efficiency by 30% and is even thinner than standard OLED. It can reach 400 its brightness and has a 120Hz ...

Sansui is following up with a refreshed model that’ll be sold in three sizes – 55-inches, 65-inches and 77-inches.

For the last couple of years, the only brands to offer four HDMI 2.1 ports were LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics, which ...