TVs News

Google TV has some hidden menus in its underbelly that might make it easier for you to use the interface and make your content curation that much simpler.

Here's what happened when I replaced my Samsung QLED TV with the Hisense U8N Mini-LED TV.

At an event in Poland, TCL claims the potential to deliver even larger Mini-LED TVs in the face of its massive 115-inch model releasing this year.

Samsung’s Micro-LED TV range is growing with three new sizes, including 89-inch, 101-inch, and 114-inch models, starting at the low low price of $110,000.

A new chip out of MediaTek could pave the way for even more advanced OLED TVs thanks to better processing, Wi-Fi 7 support, and so much more.

Sony TVs from 2014 will be losing access to the Netflix app as support seemingly dwindles in the face of Sony’s reluctance to update underlying software.

BenQ is debuting a new projector sporting a 200-inch projection size with 2,600 lumens and 200,000:1 contrast ratio — too bad it's going to cost $6,000.

So-called NanoLED screens could replace OLED TVs through improved manufacturing costs and underlying specs.

LG’s conceptual and highly expensive rolling OLED TV is being discontinued as the product’s sales dip over the course of its 5 years in operation.

Formovie’s new Episode One is a 1080p projector at just $300 leveraging Google TV for ample coverage of all of your favorite content.