TV

  1. Bring the cinema home

    Bring the cinema home

    This advanced and innovative OLED TV is the future of home entertainment 

    As LG celebrates its 10th consecutive year as the world’s top OLED TV brand

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  2. Turn your living room into a theatre

    Turn your living room into a theatre

    Settle in for movie night, every night, with these big-screen TVs, soundbars and speakers 

    One of the best things to do on weekends is to watch a movie at home with your loved ones. But if you thought you had to settle for a so-so experience with muffled sounds and grainy images, don’t sell yourself short. The ultimate viewing (and auditory) experience is within reach, thanks to technology and groundbreaking innovations in the television industry.

    After all, movies are made to be enjoyed on large screens, so it’s

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  3. Go from TV to Art with The Frame

    Go from TV to Art with The Frame

    Besides delivering exceptional visual quality, this TV elevates your living environment with artistic masterpieces.

    What better way to enhance your home than with an artwork display? The Frame from Samsung is more than a state-ofthe- art TV. Its Matte Display drastically reduces light reflections, so you see what’s onscreen – including works of art – clearly and in all their splendour.

  4. Showing the future

    Showing the future

    Can’t get enough of bigger screens and sharper images? Check out the latest cuttingedge technology from the market leaders.

    At this year’s edition

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  5. Picture Perfect TV

    Picture Perfect TV

     

    If you don’t have much space to work with or don’t want to buy a projector, a large-screen TV is your most practical choice to getting the biggest images. For an excellent theatre-like effect, choose a TV with a 65-inch (or bigger) display panel and make sure it supports 4K resolution (whatever you’re watching will just look sharper and appear more detailed). Do also look out for a TV with HDR, or High Dynamic Range, which most of today’s TVs already have. HDR makes compatible content look richer in colour and more realistic, vastly improving the viewing experience. There are three HDR content standards, namely, Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG. Check out these TVs to help you build a home theatre system your family will love.

     

  6. Standing Tall With LG StanbyME

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    Standing Tall With LG StanbyME

    This fully adjustable screen is perfect for work and play – it’s wireless so you can use it anywhere, plus it supports a range of streaming devices, apps and accessories.

    Make the sleek new LG StanbyME (Model: 27ART10AKPL.ATC) your go-to screen for work and play. With features that include expanded connectivity with Airplay, NFC, HDMI and USB support, you can use it for your favourite video games, host a work presentation, watch movies and more.

    You can take this standing screen anywhere by conveniently rolling it to wherever you need it. It also rotates up to 180º, swivels 130º and tilts 50º, and offers a 20cm height adjustment option for comfortable and effortless viewing. Another great feature is the wireless design. Charge the screen once and trust that the battery will last for up to three hours – that’s enough for

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  7. Now Showing at a Living Room Near You

    Now Showing at a Living Room Near You

    Screen magic

    Televisions are getting bigger, brighter and sharper. At Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world’s largest consumer electronics and IT exhibition, this January, major television brands unveiled upgraded technology and new features, from QD-OLED to Mini LED technology. We take a closer look at some of them. A showcase of the bigger, better and sharper TVs to expect this year.

    Samsung Neo QLED

    With the Neo Quantum processor, Samsung’s Neo QLED range offers a clear and immersive experience due to advanced contrast mapping with a back-light unit. The new Shape Adaptive Light technology aids in analysing lines, shapes and surfaces to enhance brightness and accuracy. This range also has a multi-intelligence picture quality algorithm for elevated depth and

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  8. How To Choose The Right TV - Buying Guide

    How To Choose The Right TV - Buying Guide

    TV Buying Guide

    OLED, 4K, HDR AND MORE – WE BREAK DOWN THESE INTIMIDATING TV TECH TERMS AND TRANSLATE THEM INTO SOMETHING SIMPLER.

    The arrival of Sony’s BRAVIA OLED A9F Series, a 4K HDR OLED TV, marks remarkable improvements in sound and picture qualities for OLED TVs. 

     

    It’s not easy buying a TV. With a foreign-sounding range of technical terms and specs to wade through, comparing one screen to the other is no walk in the park. Fortunately, we’ve processed the hard, technical stuff to help you cut to the chase by determining which specs matter. This way, you can pick the right television based on your viewing habits and lifestyle.

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