Displaying items by tag: Televisions

Around 13,000 new homes in Sydney’s south-west can “look forward to nbn’s fastest residential speeds” with a major fibre rollout following a multi-million-dollar partnership between Walker Corporation and NBN Co.

The Hisense L9G laser TV features a short throw projector capable of delivering images between 75in and 120in (190cm to 305cm) without distortion.

LG has held its annual Innofest event in Australia for the first time, showcasing its amazing range of connected home appliances, while focusing on the 2019 TVs and Sound Bars it is launching in Australia.

Samsung has finally made a genuinely great, all-round TV. Is it even a better buy than LG's all-conquering OLED?

The competition watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), is appealing against the High Court’s decision dismissing its allegations that LG Electronics made false or misleading representations to consumers about repair, replacement or refund rights in relation to faulty televisions.

Don’t dump your old TVs or other tech gear by the road, or illegally - you can drop them off free nationwide, but many don’t know this or are worried about their data.

The Dick Smith electronics retail group has seen solid growth in its online business over the past 12 months, with online sales now comprising 8% of total retail sales across the Australian business.

Over 60% of Panasonic’s 2015 TV range is 4K, with Firefox OS ‘beyond smart’ interface, quad-core processing, a Netflix button, TV Anytime, anywhere and more.

Web-only electronics retailer Kogan has revealed a new version of its Smart TV HDMI Dongle, this time with a quad-core CPU for better performance.

Google is making another attempt to get into your living room, announcing a low-cost Apple TV competitor known as Chromecast.

The stars of Sony's latest range of TVs are what the company claims to be the first 55in and 65in 4K models in the country, but there are also some interesting features in the new lineup of HD models.

Sony's new 84in 4K TV costs a whopping $24,999 - but you will get premium customer service as well as a high-quality picture.

One of the definitions of a bogan involves owning a TV that's wider than your washing machine, and if that's true there are an awful lot of bogans in Australia (including this writer).

One of Australia's newer online retailers is diversifying into branded goods.

At a global live press conference moments ago Internet entrepreneur Ruslan Kogan unveiled LivePrice, claimed to be a world first pricing model that allows online shoppers to get the best deals on the latest technology.