CES 2015: Netflix HDR, Quantum Dot and OLED everywhere – 2015’s TV tech trends explored
Stuff and What Hi-Fi? discuss the trends that will define TV in 2015
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Fully Charged: Samsung’s amazingly tiny portable SSD, alliance formed to set 4K standards, and Microsoft hasn’t given up on Kinect yet
Quick-hit news odds and ends from CES 2015 and the rest of the tech world
CES 2015: Sony reveals absurdly thin, Android TV-powered Bravia 4K Ultra HD TVs
New “floating” design makes them just 4.9mm at their thinnest, but the picture certainly doesn’t suffer for it
CES 2015: Samsung launches new Tizen-powered curved 4K ‘SUHD’ TVs
Want curves and brains sitting on top of your entertainment stand? Samsung reckons it has you covered
CES 2015: LG is making 2015 the year of 4K streaming
The South Korean company shows its hand, unveiling new TVs and more content partnership
CES 2015: HP’s Virtual Reality display lets you interact with 3D content using a pulsing, laser-pointing stylus
Company also reveals an array of 5K, 4K, and curved screens on the way
Fully Charged: Smart snowboard bindings analyze your ride, Chevrolet cars tell you when parts are breaking down, and Roku TV plans Netflix 4K support
Between CES reveals and other tech happenings, our news roundup has you covered
Samsung Smart TVs getting PlayStation Now for console-free gaming
Competitors are collaborating to extend Sony’s cloud gaming reach in 2015
Stuff Gadget Awards 2014: The Samsung UE55HU7500 is the TV of the Year
Getting square eyes never felt so enjoyable, thanks to Samsung’s deserving winner
Promoted: 4K OLED… What you, the readers, think
Some lucky readers came over to our place to check out the future of television: 4K OLED…
Fully Charged: LG’s quantum dot LCD TV revealed, Grand Theft Auto Online’s free heists coming soon, and Apple prevails in iTunes lawsuit
Wake up, rub the sleep from your eyes, and load up on the morning’s top tech news
Amazon adds 4K content to Prime Instant Video, along with rentals and purchases
The initial selection is small, but you don’t have to pay extra for Ultra HD
