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By now many of you are familiar with the 4K video format. As new content is starting to emerge in 4K, we’re also seeing some new terminology, including the release of new discs that are “mastered in 4K.” What does the term mean, and can it give you the true 4K video experience?

If you’re looking for 4K content for your new 4K TV, or considering upgrading your set but wondering what you can watch, the answer is: plenty. New content is being added constantly, and 2016 promises to be the year of 4K, with more content coming on line or being announced every month. Take a look at some of the streaming TV options in 4K that you can watch today, plus some major announcements about what’s coming soon. 

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.

  4K TVs are the best you can get when it comes to picture quality these days, offering four times the resolution of high-definition at 3,840 x 2,160 pixels versus 1,920 x 1,080. But with all of the hype surrounding them, one question that’s not as often discussed is how lower resolution content will look on these 4K/Ultra HD/UHD TVs. And it’s an important thing to consider since that’s what most of us are still watching.

Upgrade your media room with a 4K TV and some home theatre accessories now and you'll be set for every big game or TV event.

I tested out the 75-inch Sony BRAVIA XR X95K 4K TV. Sony's first step into Mini-LED hits it out of the park with colour, contrast, and picture quality.

4K content has been kind of a chicken and egg scenario; people have been reluctant to get a 4K TV because there hasn’t been a lot to watch in 4K. Producers have been reluctant to makes shows in 4K because not a lot of people were adopting 4K TVs.    It appears the tide is now turning, as a slate of new 4K content has been announced for Canada.

The Sony A8G is an OLED 4K TV with 8 million self-illuminating pixels for true blacks and colours that pop, and smart features built in.

Some tips on how to choose the perfect TV for a family gift this holiday season, including looking at the latest TVs with features like 4K UHD HDR, Smart TV interfaces, and cool designs.