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If you're shopping for a new 4K TV, you might want to do some homework. Just buying a new 4K TV won't necessarily guarantee that everything you watch is suddenly in 4K resolution. What do you need to know, and what other devices might you want to consider adding to your new 4K home theatre to get the most from your TV? Read on to find out.

Your new 4K TV is a masterpiece. It’s your pride and joy. It’s the focal point of your living space and has already brought countless hours of entertainment into your home. Unfortunately, like everything else in life, it will get dirty. But before you reach for your go-to glass cleaner to rid its screen of dust and fingerprints, read on to find out the best way to care for your 4K TV so it continues to display bright, colourful, and crisp images.

If you've splurged on a 4K TV, there are two things that you need to know. One, congratulations! And two, you're going to need to kit it out with a few simple accessories to get the most from it.

If you are tired of the wired life when it comes to your home theatre or computer components, you should definitely check out my review of the Nyrius Aries Home+ Wireless HDMI Transmitter.

      Until now, if you wanted a large-screen curved TV you had to buy an OLED set at a premium price. Samsung has just launched their line of LED HDTVs and UHD TVs with curved screens and a ton of other features. Samsung’s H8000 series are their high-definition curved TVs, and their HU9000 series are their 4K UltraHD curved screen TVs. Samsung is always striving to stay ahead of the curve, no pun intended, and these fantastic TV’s will do just that.

The new Sony Bravia A1E OLED TVs are here, and considered the best in the industry. Find out why.

For some, upgrading from a 1080p TV to the newest 4K version may feel intimidating. But with the new Insignia Roku 4K UHD TV, it's easy to set up and to use the TV's built in smart streaming functions. Plus with gorgeous 4K resolution you'll be able to enjoy all the newest movies and TV shows which are now being shot in 4K.

The 75 inch Sony X950G 4K HDR LED TV and the Sony HTZ9F soundbar are the perfect choice for anyone who wants a stunning picture and bold audio.

In the 55-inch 6-Series, TCL has made a 4K TV that displays quality on par with others double the price. If it’s good value you’re after, read on.

While Roku and Insignia have been collaborating on TVs for some time, the addition of a 4K TV to their shared stable is huge, and the sets will only be available at Best Buy.