Ever since Samsung unveiled their first Frame TV a handful of years ago, they’ve been making waves with every iteration because of their gallery design and ability to blend into any picture wall. Now, Samsung…
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There was a time when putting a 55″ television in your home or office for less than $600 required waiting in line before the sun came up on Black Friday while you were still in…
4K and High dynamic range (HDR) technologies are claimed as the next-generation TV evolution. While 4K gives you more pixels, HDR makes those pixels look better, offering a more realistic image–one with more contrast, brightness, and color.
For those looking to enhance their viewing and gaming experience, Philips has just released the Momentum 436M6VBPAB 4K HDR Quantum Dot Monitor–the first to receive the VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification (a top brightness of up to 1,000 cd/m2). This 43-inch display also incorporates Quantum Dot Color and Ambiglow that projects light behind the monitor, which is being matched with onscreen action, making for a truly emerging experience.
With the release of the 2018 Samsung QLED TV, the company that made headlines with their revolutionary displays is back at it. While in off mode, the new TV can do some impressive visual trickery, being able to mimic the wall behind it. Even better, the ultra-slim, 49 ft-long power & data cable is also transparent, so the whole thing conveniently dissolves into your decor.
Available in different sizes, ranging from 55-in to the 88-in Q9F model (we hear this monster goes for about $20,000), the TVs feature Direct Full Array dynamic backlight technology and Bixby assistant voice control. Besides making the set blend into its background when idle, the aforementioned “Ambient Mode” can also display news, weather, or traffic updates.
