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CNET Survey: TV Buyers Want a Bigger Screen, Better Picture and New Features. Here's How Much They're Willing to Pay for It

Most Americans are ready to drop $1,200 on a new screen, but our in-house expert thinks you might be able to spend much less.
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I've upgraded my TV for a bigger screen size, and it's taught me that bigger really is better when it comes to home cinema

I've moved house recently, which is a bothersome process that I may have whinged about to the members of the What Hi-Fi? team once or twice in the last couple of weeks. While I don't enjoy packing ...
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World’s only foldable display-projector combo is back with bigger screen

Arovia, the company behind the innovative Splay portable display, has showcased its upgraded bigger brother, the SplayMax, at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2025). The upgraded version ...