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With the Super Bowl coming soon, there’s never been a better time to buy a TV. Right now, you’ll be able to get the TCL ...

Photoshop CC 2024 tutorial showing how to create the classic, retro look of graphics or text in a vintage “P1” monochrome, ...

The Sony PVM-4300 is an incredibly rare television that has earned legendary status as the largest cathode ray tube (CRT) television ever sold. Introduced in late 1988 to celebrate the 20th ...

I’ve had my Toshiba all in one Desktop for about 10 years now. When’s it came out it had enough power however it is slowly becoming outdated in terms of this. Despite the slow i5 and NVIDIA ...

This is one for sports fans to keep an eye on. One of the other major reveals at CES was the introduction of Hisense's RGB mini-LED backlit TV, the 116-inch UX. Hisense says the new tech will ...

Shōgun took home the Best Television Series Drama award at the Golden Globes on Sunday, sweeping all four categories for which the historic epic was nominated. The FX series, a fan favorite among ...

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Samsung's got a lot in store for CES 2025 attendees with a range of stellar new TV models, lifestyle designs and loads of software improvements that, like last year, put AI at the forefront of the ...

At CES 2025 today in Las Vegas, electronics giant LG unveiled its new OLED Evo line of 4K TVs -- namely, the M5 and G5 models. In addition to some noteworthy AI and connectivity features ...

LG has whet the appetite of visitors to this week’s CES in Las Vegas by taking the wraps of its 2025 range of premium “Evo” OLED TVs — and as usual there seems to be more than enough new ...

But do home theater enthusiasts really want chatbots and Microsoft Copilot on their TVs? With brightness gains and even faster VRR, there’s a lot to like. But do home theater enthusiasts really ...