TV & Home Theatre

As often happens with JBL at CES, the company introduced a number of new products at the show, all of which you can expect to see in 2023.

UHD. HDR. You might be wondering WTH is going on with all the acronyms in home theatre these days. HDR is a pretty exciting new developement in TV technology that will make video look even more realistic.So if you’re not up to speed on HDR, NP, we’ve got the 411 on what HDR is and what it can do for you.

LG Electronics is one of the top makers of home theatre systems, so you can bet they know a thing or two about reproducing great sound in your living room. The company has announced its new LG Sound Bar, promising it will deliver “the Smartest Sound.” How are they going to do it? Read on to find out the juicy details about the new LG Sound Bar.

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  CES 2015 started today and LG made some big announcements about where they are going with their TV lineup. CES always provides an excellent preview of what the upcoming year will bring. It looks like 4K is going mainstream, which isn’t a big surprise. But where LG is going with 4K is a bit of a surprise, and a nice one at that!

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If you’re a bit of a technophile or are in the market for a new television, you may have heard of something called OLED; but what is it? How does it differ from LED technology? What makes it special? In an effort to demystify OLED, I’ve put together what I call OLED 101 – the bare bones facts about this technology that is very likely here to stay. 

The Sony HT-A7000 sound bar offers full sound that rivals a complete home theatre set up, and installing it is as simple as plug and play.

            What has been clear at CES 2015 is that 4K Ultra High Definition is going mainstream with all the brands. Everyone seems to be introducing more 4K sets than 1080p HD and are making 4K that much more affordable. Everyone always tries to out-do each other at CES, and Sharp’s one-upmanship is not based on another unique approach to 4K technology. Instead they want to leap-frog everyone else by bringing in 8K technology.

Want to clear up all the home theatre audio jargon? Let me give you the essentials of what are Dolby Atmos, 4K audio, DTS and Dolby Digital.