Review: Skyworth 50UC7500 4K LED LCD TV Offers A Colorful 4K Value
Skyworth has started selling its 2021 UC7500 series 4K Ultra HD direct-lit LED-LCD TV series, and we found the 50-inch version we tested to have an acceptably good picture performance for its relatively affordable $428 retail selling price (at the time of posting). The Skyworth…
`Wonder Woman 1984′ Coming To HBO Max In 4K/HDR
The next chapter in the Wonder Woman movie saga — Wonder Woman 1984 — will be the first title available on AT&T’s new HBO Max streaming service in 4K Ultra HD with HDR10 or Dolby Vision high dynamic range, when it premieres on Christmas Day…
Hulu Adds Roku To List Of 4K, 5.1-ch Supporting Devices
Hulu quietly revealed on its web site Thursday that it is adding certain Roku digital media streamers to the list of devices supporting 4K Ultra HD and Dolby 5.1 surround sound enhancements streamed through its app. Website Cord Cutters News recently reported that a reader…
`Wizard Of Oz’ Comes To Life On Ultra HD Blu-ray
Holiday shoppers looking for a gift to delight a 4K Ultra HDTV enthusiast might want to consider picking up the new 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray version of the MGM Classic The Wizard of Oz. It might be hard for some to believe that a movie…
Apple TV+ Goes Live
Apple’s long-awaited Apple TV+ subscription video on demand (SVoD) streaming service launched Friday marking the start of the company’s foray into original content production to complement its growing direct-to-consumer streaming entertainment business. The service fee runs $4.99 a month after a 7-day free trial period…
Nikon Unveils Z 50, DX-Format Mirrorless ILC
Nikon recently introduced the latest addition to its Z series mirrorless interchangeable lens camera line in the Z 50, which is positioned at the lower end of the series range. The Nikon Z 50 rings in at an $856.95 retail for the body only, $996.95…
Will LCD Panel Glut Mean Lower TV Prices In Q4?
The upcoming holiday season could be a very good time to purchase a new LED-LCD TV. That’s because the global flat-panel television industry is in the throes of a display panel glut brought on by the recent openings of several very large mother glass-producing 10.5…
CTA Unveils `NEXTGEN TV’ As New Age Of OTA Begins
The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) announced late last week that it has adopted the name “NEXTGEN TV” and accompanying logo program to help identify forthcoming new television sets and devices that will be enabled to receive ATSC 3.0 over-the-air digital broadcasts. The naming program preceeds…
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