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The Samsung QN90C NeoQLED has intense brightness and colour, and such high contrast you'll wonder if it's an OLED. Here's my look at this TV.

  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.

Instead of picking out a funny Valentine's Day card, get him a 4KTV for Valentine's Day. (Or get her, or them, a 4KTV for Valentine's Day!)

Had that 4K TV for what seems like ages now, just itching for some more great content to fully enjoy its capabilities and picture quality? Samsung’s UHD Blu-ray player is almost here, which will allow you to play back a ton of UHD Blu-ray discs when available, and plenty of other content. 

The Samsung Q70C QLED 4K TV is an LED TV with a layer of quantum dots to enhance colour and improve overall brightness.

The latest hot technology is Ultra HD. Also known as 4K it offers the absolute best resolution possible.   Many are predicting 4K Ultra HD is the future of TV viewing.   Are you ready for it?

Forget going out on Feb.14, and let me give you a few suggestions for how to cuddle up with a 4K movie this Valentine's Day.

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.

  When it comes to getting a brand spanking new TV for the home, size is always one of top decision-making factors. Naturally, we all want the biggest, best TV money can buy. But you also need to be cognizant of what size will make the most sense for the room. And sometimes, that might mean scaling down your ambitions a bit; or conversely, looking at a TV bigger than what you intended.  

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.