Television Archive
Everyone likes a big TV. And these days, they’re more common than ever. You can get a 50” HD television for as little as $250. But enjoying large screens can make it tough to go back to using comparably small PC monitors. Anyone who uses their monitor more than their television certainly can almost certainly relate. Size provides more workspace, it provides more immersion, and …
The first few generations of 1080p televisions were nothing short of expensive. Even a modestly sized 30” screen could cost nearly a thousand dollars. Over the next decade, resolutions got bigger, screens grew larger, and prices went down. It’s taken a long time for 1080p to stop being special, and start being standard. But unlike 1080p, the switch to 4K is going to happen far …
Most TV wall mounts are designed for flat panels, and if it hadn’t escaped your notice, curved panels aren’t flat. As a result, it can be slightly more difficult to find an appropriate mount for curved displays. Fewer curved televisions being used by consumers means there are fewer mounts made with curved panels specifically in mind. And less competition in some niche almost always means …
With 4K televisions just becoming affordable to most consumers, there are deals to be hand in the 1080p category. Whether you’re looking for a way to catch the morning news while you’re having your breakfast, or even searching for an affordable TV to throw in your RV, the comparatively low cost of a 4K TV still might not be enough. While you may be making …
4K televisions have been out for a while, but it’s only recently that they’ve become affordable. Typically, when a 4K TV’s price screams “too good to be true,” consumers know that some compromises much have been made. Part of the issue has to do with the way TVs are sold, and how consumers understand the specifications. Often, something that looks good on paper doesn’t perform …
