Very similar principle to your smartphone, Smart TVs come ready-equipped with internet capability. Once connected to your router (usually wirelessly) they will give you access to a plethora of different apps. Content varies from brand to brand, and model to model, but generally you get social media apps like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, plus a full web browser and access to catch-up services such as BBC iPlayer. Some also include interactive features such as face recognition along with voice and motion control, but these are only available on certain models, so be sure to check the instructions before you start talking to your television – especially if the neighbours are watching.
When we say the word OLED many people are still a little confused as to whether they will see the difference. The LG 55EG960V was the TV that changed our view of what a really good picture is. There are many …read more
Ben from Maidstone Richer Sounds, the Samsung Store Of The Year 2014, explains some of the many benefits of 4K Ultra HD TV… Click here for more information, or to check out some of our latest amazing 4K TV deals.
Ben from Maidstone Richer Sounds, the Samsung Store of the Year 2014, talks us through this stunning Samsung SUHD TV… For more information pop down to your local store. Alternatively, give us a ring to arrange a side-by-side demonstration against …read more
If you’re as passionate as me about getting the perfect home cinema set-up, then you will be faced with the dilemma of whether to go for a big screen TV or whether to plump for a projector. They both present their …read more
