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Adobe's Real-Time CDP powers SBS's groundbreaking viewer engagement during FIFA World Cup

Samsung has focused on enhancing the user experience by making complex technologies more intuitive and making design, display and sound innovations.

Freeview is going to begin rolling out its new brand identity in the coming weeks, which reflects the company’s refocus on how it delivers TV and radio.

We get hands-on with one of the highest-end televisions available from Panasonic.

We get hands-on with a versatile and low-cost device for streaming from your device to your television.

Samsung Electronics has unveiled its new Neo QLED, MICRO LED and Samsung OLED line-ups alongside lifestyle products and accessories. 

Hisense ANZ spotlights mini-LED X technology for the 2023 flagship model with class-leading brightness and exceptional control.

Freeview has introduced a new Streaming TV app to allow viewers to stream their favourite television and radio channels for free.

Philips sent over their huge 65” 65PML9506/79 9500 series mini-LED Android TV for me to take a look at.

We introduce you today to a TV that brings the height of immersion to your viewing experience: The TCL 65″ C835 Mini LED 4K Google TV.

The Commerce Commission has concluded an investigation into allegations that television manufacturers were engaging in illegal resale price maintenance.

Google has announced its newest version of Chromecast, featuring a variety of new features and a new look.

Consumer electronics and home entertainment brand Hisense has launched in New Zealand, bringing its range of TVs, refrigeration, and laundry products to Kiwi customers.

SAS has launched SAS 360 Match which helps media companies move towards a AVOD model to generate revenue as subscribers cancel.

We got our hands on one of the most impressive Smart TV’s Panasonic has ever produced. Ever Kiwi household should take note.

Samsung Australia senior director of display and memory solutions, Phil Gaut, says that the TV meets guests’ demands whilst improving hotel efficiency.

The QN900A paired with the Q950A Soundbar is hands down the best way to consume content in 2021.

At the centre of Samsung’s announcement is the unveiling of its new display technology for its flagship televisions: Neo QLED.

Powered by the Cognitive Processor XR, the BRAVIA TV’s use a new processing method designed to replicate the ways humans see and hear.

With the new Neo QLED TV, luminance scale has been increased to 12-bit with 4096 steps, making dark areas darker and bright areas brighter, according to Samsung.

It combines audio/video with edge computing capabilities for a contained package that precludes the need for major professional installation.

The world-first 77in and 88in TVs are able to display 8K content at up to 60 frames per second and handle 48Gbps speeds.

Sony says both TVs will provide “extremely smooth gaming experiences with the PS5 console”.

Since installing this 55-inch behemoth in our modest living room, I’ve come to appreciate just how hard Dr Ashley Bloomfield and Jacinda have been working.