Collaborate Disseminate
[John Floren] found a nice old black & white TV in a thrift store, and as so many of us would, he decided to take it home. He was surprised …read more Continue reading Black and White TV Was Hiding A Special Input Board
A significant event in the history of technology happened yesterday, and it passed so quietly that we almost missed it. The last few remaining NTSC transmitters in the USA finally …read more Continue reading End Of An Era: NTSC Finally Goes Dark In America
[AndrewMohawk] had seen all kinds of ambient lighting systems for TVs come and go over the years, and the one thing they all had in common was that they didn’t …read more Continue reading TV Ambient Lighting Built for Awesome Performance
Over the past century there have been frequent societal concerns over the impact of novel technologies on the well-being of young people. Yet, as time passed, those concerns were consistently forgotten and apprehensions quickly shifted to the next new … Continue reading New study finds no link between teen tech use and mental health problems
If you like your living space light and airy, big-screen TVs can present a bit of an aesthetics problem. Whether in the corner or on the wall, they tend to dominate a room. The M1 from Austrian luxury brand C Seed lives in the floor until needed, then … Continue reading C Seed unfolds monster MicroLED indoor TV
When viewing sports coverage from other countries, it’s common to see sideline advertising boards that are promoting products you’ve never even heard of. This new TV system is capable of digitally replacing the content of those boards, so they’re adver… Continue reading Broadcasting tech swaps stadium ads for regional advertising
The United Kingdom is somewhat unique in the world for requiring those households which view broadcast television to purchase a licence for the privilege. Initially coming into being with the Wireless Telegraphy Act in 1923, the licence was required for …read more
Continue reading TV Detector Vans Once Prowled The Streets Of England
Usually when we talk about “cutting the cord,” it means disconnecting the cable or satellite feed from the TV and streaming content over Wi-Fi. But Russian startup Reasonance has bigger plans for TV cord cutting. The wireless TV prototype it showed at … Continue reading Prototype TV ditches the plug and powers up wirelessly
To get the best from HDR10+ on a living room TV, you may have to dim the lights. But Samsung’s next batch of QLED televisions will support a new optimization feature that will adjust the viewing experience to cater for varying lighting conditions.Conti… Continue reading Samsung adapts HDR10+ content to suit ambient lighting conditions
It wasn’t all that long ago that TVs came in just one flavor – CRT, or cathode ray tubes. These bulky units were superseded by flat screen plasmas and LCDs, with LCD winning that particular battle despite plasma being capable of producing a superior pi… Continue reading LG boosts backlighting precision with new QNED Mini LED TV