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Listener Charles Simmons has an old LG C series OLED TV and wants to upgrade. But should he get last year's G4 for less money or this year's G5 with its updated technology? Scott Wilkinson offers his advice. Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscribe to Home Theater Geeks at https://twit.tv/shows/home-theater-geeks Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.

From the introduction of OLED TVs to the death of 3D TV, we look at some of the notable technologies since our first podcast in 2006.

Home Theater News Review Podcast Season 3, Episode8 links and notes:Join our home theater community at AVNirvana.com. Build relationships with other Home Theater Enthusiasts and talk shop about speakers, processors, projectors, TVs, and more. We look forward to having you join our community!00:01 Intro01:01 Show Sponsor: SVS02:08 Show Sponsor: madVR Labs03:26 Time Machine Segment: First Streaming Movie06:38 Giveaway TopTes SPL08:28 Begin Lightning News Round: Starke Sound Halo Series09:52 Andover Audio SpinBase Max 209:11 Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S312:59 LG QNED Zero Connect14:23 AudioLab D7 D9 DAC15:14 Samsung Perceptual Contrast Length16:47 Roku Stick17:12 Headline News Story: LG Display Blue OLED Phosphorescent20:06 Harman buys Sound United23:07 Check in with Michael Scott Disc Reviews24:13 New to Disc this Week26:01 Kaleidescape Content Update27:00 What's Hot and What's Cold30:08 Disc and Gear DealsThis episode of HTNR is sponsored by SVS: Visit them at: https://fave.co/4bCbL9rThis episode is also sponsored by madVR Labs: Visit them at https://madvrenvy.com/*DISC DEALS on AMAZON* -Full Metal Jacket 4K: https://amzn.to/4399M8B-Full Metal Jacket 4K Steelbook: https://amzn.to/4iWSKQZ-Stanley Kubrick 3 film Collection: https://amzn.to/42JN0Fs*Gear Deal of the Week*Sony A95L 65” Amazon: https://amzn.to/439iOCESony A95L 65” Best Buy: https://fave.co/4kaYmIlSony A95L 55” Amazon: https://amzn.to/43imP8VSony A95L 55” Best Buy: https://fave.co/43hTYBz*TopTes TS-501B SPL Meter Giveaway Link*https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/win-a-toptes-ts-501b-handheld-sound-level-meter.15047/*Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 Link*https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/bowers-wilkins-introduces-px7-s3-a-new-chapter-in-premium-wireless-headphones.15026/*Forum Links*-For the latest disc reviews, go to: https://www.avnirvana.com/forums/blu-ray-media-reviews.12/-For the latest news, including stories covered in this episode:https://www.avnirvana.com/forums/av-industry-news.6/*PODCAST LINKS*-Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2XZc1WVL7gGazxGLiURw0ESubscribe to the podcast on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/av-nirvanas-home-theater-news-review-htnr/id1715862636On this episode of HTNR, the AV news cycle continues to churn, with news from the likes of Starke Sound, Andover Audio, Bowers & Wilkins, LG, Audiolab, Samsung, and Roku. We also have a big story coming out of LG Display that could put its top OLED panel back in the driver's seat when it comes to flagship OLED TV models across the board. And, we have an even bigger announcement coming from Harman.We'll also take a look at disc news and introduce a new segment: what's hot and what's not… and we have a giveaway contest to tell you about, along with an exclusive code that will boost your chances of winning. Please Note: AV Nirvana may make a small commission from affiliate links... thanks for your support!

Tech Gurur Stehen Fenech from Techguide.com.au talks How an Apple Watch saved an Australian man saved from drowning in big surf, Samsung has released its largest range of OLED TVs ever with sizes from 42-inch all the way up to 83-inch and Ionmax+ Air Purifier that can make the air in your home cleaner than ever ... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's show we discuss whether physical media is making a comeback and could a Bezel-less OLED be the future of large format TVs. We also read your emails and take a look at the week's news. News: Google kills off Nest Protect, partners with First Alert for new smart smoke detector Christie to collaborate with Dolby to develop the next generation of Dolby Vision laser projection systems YouTube Sees Record Viewing, Beats Disney in TV Viewing Share Other: 2025 Box-Office Aims To Hit $34 Billion Physical media is finally making a comeback, and here's the proof Despite a decline in overall physical media sales, which dipped below $1 billion in 2024, there are signs of resilience and growth in specific sectors. Major retailers like Best Buy and Target are phasing out physical media, but Sony's announcement of a new Blu-ray player, the UBP-X700/K, set for release in 2025, signals continued investment in the format. This player, while currently only available in Japan, supports 4K Blu-rays, which are region-free and growing in market share despite the higher cost compared to its predecessor. There is a niche but dedicated community keeping physical media alive, supported by boutique retailers like Criterion Collection and Arrow, which preserve films such as David Lynch's catalog, including the upcoming 4K release of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Mainstream releases still often get physical versions, and affordable options abound online and in thrift stores, offering DVDs, Blu-rays, and 4K discs compatible with modern players. There are personal advantages of physical ownership, like better quality and reliability compared to streaming, which can be plagued by shifting availability and rising costs. While consoles may soon abandon disc drives and companies like LG have discontinued Blu-ray players, the 4K Blu-ray market is a bright spot, with growing demand evidenced by the sell-out of Oppenheimer's 4K release in 2023. The new Sony player supports Dolby Vision (though it requires manual toggling), enhancing the viewing experience over consoles like Xbox or PS5. The article concludes that 2025 is an opportune time to embrace physical media, especially for those frustrated with streaming, as it offers a tangible, cost-effective alternative with no risk of content disappearing—though it comes with minor inconveniences like disc-swapping for TV binges. The future remains uncertain, but the 4K sector offers hope for collectors. Full article here… Bezel-less tile OLED TVs could be the future of large-screen displays (from Tom's Guide) Samsung Display showcased a variety of innovative display technologies at MWC 2025, with a standout being their "bezel-less" OLED tile design. This concept involves combining smaller OLED panels, such as two 31.5-inch QD-OLED screens, to form larger displays with significantly reduced bezels—40% narrower than typical current market offerings. This makes the seams nearly invisible from a standard viewing distance, opening up possibilities for future OLED TV designs. The bezel-less OLED tiles could revolutionize large-screen TVs by improving portability and setup logistics. Unlike traditional massive TVs (e.g., 98- or 110-inch models), which are cumbersome and costly to ship and install, these tiles could be transported and assembled in smaller, manageable parts—ideal for urban dwellers in older buildings with limited access. Additionally, the design might simplify wall-mounting, potentially eliminating the need for complex mounts by allowing the tiles to sit flush against walls, reminiscent of concepts like Displace TV's suction-cup OLEDs. This technology could particularly enhance lifestyle TVs, such as Samsung's The Frame, by offering a sleek, frameless look that blends seamlessly into home decor. However, challenges remain—similar to MicroLED, the intricate engineering might make these TVs prohibitively expensive initially. While not yet ready for consumers, Samsung Display's tile concept hints at an exciting future for bigger, better, and more practical OLED TVs. Full article here… Let's Discuss Why This is a Good Thing: Easier Transport and Setup for Large TVs Simplified Wall-Mounting  Enhanced Design for Lifestyle TVs Scalability and Customization Improved Visual Experience Easier Transport and Setup for Large TVs The tiled OLED concept tackles the logistical nightmare of moving and installing massive TVs. By breaking a large display (like a 115-inch screen) into smaller, manageable pieces (e.g., two 31.5-inch QD-OLED panels), it becomes far more practical to transport and assemble. This is a game-changer for people in tricky living situations—like those in high-rise apartments with no elevators or tight staircases—where hauling a giant, crated TV is a non-starter. Instead of wrestling with one unwieldy unit, you'd handle smaller components, making setup less of a Herculean task. Simplified Wall-Mounting The ultra-thin, virtually bezel-less design hints at a future where wall-mounting could be a breeze. These tiles seem to sit flush against surfaces, potentially reducing or even eliminating the need for bulky wall mounts and toolkits. While it's not clear if they'd use something like suction cups (à la Displace TV) or another method, the streamlined look suggests a setup that's less about drilling and more about placement. This could make mounting a TV—especially over a fireplace or in tight spaces—more accessible and less intimidating. Enhanced Design for Lifestyle TVs The bezel-less tile concept aligns perfectly with the aesthetic goals of lifestyle TVs, like Samsung's The Frame. A flush, frameless display could elevate the “TV as art” vibe, blending seamlessly into home decor. You could even add a custom frame around the tiles if desired, keeping the versatility intact. This design flexibility could redefine how TVs integrate into living spaces, making them less of an obtrusive tech piece and more of a stylish feature. Scalability and Customization Tiling smaller OLED panels to create a larger screen opens up possibilities for scalable TV sizes. Want a 65-inch TV today but a 98-inch tomorrow? In theory, you could add more tiles. While this might not be fully practical yet, the modular nature suggests a future where screen size isn't fixed at purchase, offering a level of adaptability that current TVs lack. Improved Visual Experience Shrinking bezels by 40% compared to standard displays means the seams between tiles are nearly invisible at normal viewing distances. This creates a more immersive, uninterrupted picture—crucial for OLED's strengths like deep blacks and vibrant colors. It's a step toward making massive OLED screens feel cohesive rather than patchwork, enhancing the viewing experience for movies, gaming, or VR applications. It's Not All Good News: Cost and Accessibility Manufacturing and Durability Challenges Installation Complexity Wall-Mounting Uncertainties Potential Visual Trade-Offs Cost and Accessibility Complex engineering often leads to high costs. Much like MicroLED TVs, which are expensive due to their manufacturing processes, these bezel-less OLED tiles could follow a similar path. If they hit the market, they might be priced out of reach for the average consumer. Manufacturing and Durability Challenges Shrinking bezels by 40% and tiling multiple panels together sounds impressive, but it raises questions about production complexity and long-term durability. Seamlessly connecting 31.5-inch QD-OLED panels could introduce weak points where the tiles meet, potentially leading to issues like uneven wear, panel misalignment over time, or vulnerability to damage during transport or installation. The "bezel-less" claim might also exaggerate real-world performance if micro-gaps or seams remain faintly visible up close. Installation Complexity While the concept promises to simplify transporting and setting up XXL TVs by breaking them into smaller components, the assembly process could still be a hurdle. Consumers might need precise instructions—or even professional help—to align and connect the tiles perfectly. If the panels don't lock together intuitively or require specialized tools, the setup could negate some of the portability benefits, especially for less tech-savvy users. Wall-Mounting Uncertainties The idea of tiles sitting flush against the wall (possibly without traditional mounts) is appealing, but it's unclear how practical this would be. If Samsung Display isn't using suction cups like Displace TV, the attachment method remains a mystery. Adhesive solutions could damage walls or lose strength over time, while a lack of standard mounting hardware might make the TVs harder to secure safely, especially in homes with kids or pets. The "glued-on" aesthetic might also limit repositioning or removal flexibility. Potential Visual Trade-Offs Tiling multiple OLED panels could introduce subtle visual inconsistencies, such as slight color or brightness variations between tiles, especially as they age. While the bezels are minimized, any imperfections in alignment or panel uniformity might become noticeable during close viewing or in scenes with solid colors, detracting from the premium OLED experience consumers expect.

Home Theater News Review Podcast Season 3, Episode 5 links and notes:Join our home theater community at AVNirvana.com. Build relationships with other Home Theater Enthusiasts and talk shop about speakers, processors, projectors, TVs, and more. We look forward to having you join our community!00:01 Intro01:10 Show Sponsor: SVS02:28 Time Machine Segment05:56 Start News Lightning Round with Nvidia06:26 Begin News Lightning Round 07:43 New Roku Philips TV - Sams Club09:39 Chromecast Outtage, SOAX Search Trends11:02 The Southwest Audio Fest12:00 Warner Bros. DVD Disc Rot13:32 Rotel DX-314:18 Wilson Benesch and Fidelity Imports15:09 $370K Turntable15:50 New Sony 4K Player? X700/K17:03 FlatpanelsHD Report on Sony RGB LCD TV18:16 Premium Audio Company Distribution Deal NATM19:26 Spotlight News Feature: Arendal Sound, 1961 Speakers22:18 Check in with Michael Scott Disc Reviews22:24 New to Disc this Week24:36 Kaleidescape Content Update25:16 Disc Sales Numbers25:52 Disc Charts28:06 Movie/TV Stream Charts28:55 Disc and Gear DealsThis episode of HTNR is sponsored by SVS. Visit them at: https://fave.co/4bCbL9r*DISC DEALS on AMAZON* -Akira 4K -https://amzn.to/3RinErw-The Protege 4K - https://amzn.to/4bE1bif-Inglorious Basterds 4K - https://amzn.to/4i9Yash*Gear Deal of the Week*Samsung 55” S85D 4K OLED TV: https://fave.co/4iilT9PSamsung 65” S85D 4K OLED TV: https://fave.co/4iilT9PSamsung 65” S85D 4K OLED TV: https://fave.co/4iilT9P*Forum Links*-For the latest disc reviews, go to: https://www.avnirvana.com/forums/blu-ray-media-reviews.12/-For the latest news, including stories covered in this episode:https://www.avnirvana.com/forums/av-industry-news.6/*PODCAST LINKS*-Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2XZc1WVL7gGazxGLiURw0E-Subscribe to the podcast on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/av-nirvanas-home-theater-news-review-htnr/id1715862636On this week's edition of the Home Theater News Review Podcast, we're coming in hot and heavy with lots of industry news from the likes of madVR, Chromecast, Roku, Philips, The Southwest Audio Show, Premium Audio Company, Rotel, and a brand that has a turntable that costs just shy of the price of the average home in the United States. And our spotlight story focuses on a European speaker brand bringing back its entry-level range. Also, we have a lead on a 65” OLED TV that lands under a grand, just in time for March Madness!

In this AVForums Podcast, we cover highlights from the 2025 Bristol Hi-Fi Show, explore subwoofers in home cinema and Hi-Fi, and chat with Ian Morrish from Together for Cinema about their amazing work. Tune in for expert insights, industry news, and AV enthusiasm!

We gather today in the hangover of a State of Play to eulogize yet another live service game death. After we give our condolences we then get into the internet drama of the week. Nick is on the cusp of upgrading his TV to an OLED so Jon gets him hyped by talking about the best video games for an OLED TV. Nick has completed and reviews the funny but underwhelming High on Life. We also read YOUR email about Yakuza Like a Dragon. Thanks for listening! Intro: High on Life 2 Things: - Resident Evil Re:Verse Shutsdown - Press X for Drama - Marvel Rivals “Layoffs” - Email! - Best Video Games for OLED TVs - High on Life Outro: Follow You Into the Dark - Alan Wake 2 by RAKEL Questions or comments? Please send emails to BetweenTheJoysticks@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter @JoysticksPod Subscribe to us on Youtube @BetweenTheJoysticks

On this week's show we look at seven rules for your home security cameras and five TV innovations that will have the biggest effect on future TVs. We also read your emails and take a look at the week's news. News: ESPN just had its best ratings month in a decade DIRECTV STREAM's MySports Package Expands to 187 Markets Ahead of Super Bowl LIX Disney+ sheds 700k subscribers, but still makes a profit 7 Rules to Follow Before Installing a Home Security Camera  Whether you're installing a new camera or repositioning an existing one, these tips will help you optimize performance and prevent potential issues. Full Article Here… Avoid obstructions (even future obstructions)  Windows can also be an obstruction  Try not to surveil the great blue yonder  Cameras near vents or heaters are at risk  Blind spots aren't the most vulnerable areas  Privacy and surveillance can be tricky  Don't (accidentally) spy on your neighbors  5 TV Innovations on Display at CES 2025 These are five Innovations at CES 2025 that will have the biggest effect on the best OLED TVs and best mini-LED TVs in the future. According to Matt Bolton at TVTechnology.com RGB Backlighting (Micro LED) Four-Stack OLED Wireless Connection Boxes On-Device AI That's Actually Useful Ultra-Precise Backlight Lenses

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Az Egyesült Államok Igazságügyi Minisztériuma és a Szövetségi Nyomozóiroda (FBI) bejelentette, hogy egy több hónapos bűnüldözési művelet keretében nemzetközi partnerekkel együtt több ezer fertőzött számítógépről törölték a „PlugX” r Magyar robotsebész a világ élvonalában Digital Hungary     2025-01-19 12:57:00     Infotech USA Robot Dr. Domán István 2020-ban elsőként hajtott végre robotsebészeti beavatkozást Magyarországon. Az azóta eltelt négy évben több mint 600 sikeres térdprotézis-beültetést végzett az amerikai fejlesztésű Omnibotics robot segítségével, mely a világban egyedülálló módon a szalagfeszesség objektív mérése alapján dönt az implantátum betegspecifikus elhelyezé Bemutatták a gyűrűt, ami segíthet a jobb alvásban Startlap Vásárlás     2025-01-19 07:03:19     Mobiltech Gyűrűink hamarosan nemcsak divatkiegészítőként funkcionálhatnak, hanem egészségünk megőrzésében is segíthetnek: a Viv Ring például egyedi zajokkal altat el. Már jövőre érkezhet a Microsoft következő generációs konzolja InStyle Men     2025-01-19 03:10:44     Infotech Generáció Microsoft Legalábbis a pletykák szerint, ezzel a lépéssel pedig jócskán megelőznék a vetélytárs Sonyt a piacon. Trump tervei a TikTok-kal Tudás.hu     2025-01-19 07:01:28     Infotech USA Interjú Donald Trump Telefon TikTok Donald Trump három hónappal meghosszabbítaná a törvényben szabott határidőt a TikTok közösségi alkalmazás további amerikai működése érdekében – a hétfőn hivatalba lépő elnök egy televízióinterjúban közölte szándékát. A leendő elnök az NBC News televíziónak adott telefonos interjúban úgy fogalmazott, hogy a legnagyobb valószínűséggel 90 nap haladéko A Starship felrobbanását követő aranyeső rendesen bekavart néhány repülőgépjáratnak Player     2025-01-19 14:00:46     Tudomány Repülőtér Repülőgép SpaceX Mint azt írtuk tegnapelőtt, nem sikerült túl jól a SpaceX legutóbbi Starship-tesztje. Az pozitív eseményként könyvelhető el, hogy a Super Heavy gyorsítórakéta visszatért a bolygónkra, majd sikerült elkapni az indítóállással, ugyanakkor a Starship többi része felrobbant az indítás után. A tech-óriások is beszállnak Trump beiktatási “bulijába” ICT Global     2025-01-19 05:06:12     Infotech USA Donald Trump Mesterséges intelligencia Google Microsoft Taxi OpenAI Amazon Uber A Google és a Microsoft egy-egymillió dollárral járult hozzá Donald Trump beiktatási alapjához. Ezzel olyan nagyvállalatok példáját követik, mint az Amazon, a Meta, az OpenAI és az Uber. A felhők felett: földközelben a Mars Csillagászat     2025-01-19 10:09:29     Tudomány Spanyolország Mars Január a Mars hónapja – ha ugyan látunk valamit a vörös bolygóból. Magyarország téli időjárása távolról sem ideális, más a helyzet a Kanári-szigeteken, ahol nemcsak télen kellemesebb a klíma, de sokkal több a derült idő is. Farkasréti György, Tenerife Tenerifén a derült éjszakák száma évente megközelíti a 300-at, a kiváló légköri nyugodtság azonban Visszatérhet a legendás falra tapadó, ultravékony poszter tv TechWorld     2025-01-19 12:15:47     Infotech Kiállítás Innováció CES Pletykálnak egy misztikus új LG tv készülékről, amely a vállalat exkluzív vezeték nélküli eljárását használja. Annak ellenére, hogy a CES 2025 kiállításán nem mutatták be, az LG új tapéta OLED TV-je, a W5, elnyerte a CES Innovációs Díjat. Az eseményen bemutatott információk hiánya ellenére a díjnyertes modell körüli érdeklődés újra felélesztette a Dood – kompakt, jól bírja a terepet és nem kell rá traktoros GépMax     2025-01-19 12:42:04     Mezőgazdaság Cégvilág Robot A Dood lánctalpas robottraktor automatizált és távirányítású működést egyaránt kínál és az ültetvényekbe ajánlják. Szokatlan koncentrikus köröket figyelt meg a James Webb Űrteleszkóp egy csillag körül Rakéta     2025-01-19 10:54:03     Tudomány Világűr James Webb Egy ritka csillagfajta került az űrtávcső kamerája elé. Munka, tanulás, játék? – Mire használjuk az MI-t? Szakmát Szerzek     2025-01-19 11:51:07     Karrier Oktatás Mesterséges intelligencia A mesterséges intelligencia (MI) manapság mindenütt jelen van, és bár sokan még mindig új technológiaként tekintenek rá, már szinte minden korosztály talált rá valamilyen hasznosítási módot. De vajon hogyan használja a gyerek, a fiatal felnőtt, a szülő vagy épp a nagyszülő az MI-t a mindennapokban?  Gyerekek: Az ötödik osztályosok virtuális segítői A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Elsötétült a TikTok az USA-ban ITBusiness     2025-01-19 07:19:26     Infotech USA TikTok Az Egyesült Államokban élő 170 millió TikTok-felhasználó számára kellemetlen meglepetést hozott a szombat éjszaka, amikor a rendkívül népszerű videómegosztó alkalmazás elérhetetlenné vált egy, a kongresszus által tavaly elfogadott törvény következtében. PlugX: Törölték az amerikai számítógépekről a kínai kémszoftvert Mínuszos     2025-01-19 09:33:33     Infotech USA Kína Bíróság Kémkedés FBI Igazságügyi Minisztérium Bíróság által engedélyezett művelettel eltávolítják a PlugX kártevőt több mint 4200 fertőzött amerikai számítógépről. Az Egyesült Államok Igazságügyi Minisztériuma és a Szövetségi Nyomozóiroda (FBI) bejelentette, hogy egy több hónapos bűnüldözési művelet keretében nemzetközi partnerekkel együtt több ezer fertőzött számítógépről törölték a „PlugX” r Magyar robotsebész a világ élvonalában Digital Hungary     2025-01-19 12:57:00     Infotech USA Robot Dr. Domán István 2020-ban elsőként hajtott végre robotsebészeti beavatkozást Magyarországon. Az azóta eltelt négy évben több mint 600 sikeres térdprotézis-beültetést végzett az amerikai fejlesztésű Omnibotics robot segítségével, mely a világban egyedülálló módon a szalagfeszesség objektív mérése alapján dönt az implantátum betegspecifikus elhelyezé Bemutatták a gyűrűt, ami segíthet a jobb alvásban Startlap Vásárlás     2025-01-19 07:03:19     Mobiltech Gyűrűink hamarosan nemcsak divatkiegészítőként funkcionálhatnak, hanem egészségünk megőrzésében is segíthetnek: a Viv Ring például egyedi zajokkal altat el. Már jövőre érkezhet a Microsoft következő generációs konzolja InStyle Men     2025-01-19 03:10:44     Infotech Generáció Microsoft Legalábbis a pletykák szerint, ezzel a lépéssel pedig jócskán megelőznék a vetélytárs Sonyt a piacon. Trump tervei a TikTok-kal Tudás.hu     2025-01-19 07:01:28     Infotech USA Interjú Donald Trump Telefon TikTok Donald Trump három hónappal meghosszabbítaná a törvényben szabott határidőt a TikTok közösségi alkalmazás további amerikai működése érdekében – a hétfőn hivatalba lépő elnök egy televízióinterjúban közölte szándékát. A leendő elnök az NBC News televíziónak adott telefonos interjúban úgy fogalmazott, hogy a legnagyobb valószínűséggel 90 nap haladéko A Starship felrobbanását követő aranyeső rendesen bekavart néhány repülőgépjáratnak Player     2025-01-19 14:00:46     Tudomány Repülőtér Repülőgép SpaceX Mint azt írtuk tegnapelőtt, nem sikerült túl jól a SpaceX legutóbbi Starship-tesztje. Az pozitív eseményként könyvelhető el, hogy a Super Heavy gyorsítórakéta visszatért a bolygónkra, majd sikerült elkapni az indítóállással, ugyanakkor a Starship többi része felrobbant az indítás után. A tech-óriások is beszállnak Trump beiktatási “bulijába” ICT Global     2025-01-19 05:06:12     Infotech USA Donald Trump Mesterséges intelligencia Google Microsoft Taxi OpenAI Amazon Uber A Google és a Microsoft egy-egymillió dollárral járult hozzá Donald Trump beiktatási alapjához. Ezzel olyan nagyvállalatok példáját követik, mint az Amazon, a Meta, az OpenAI és az Uber. A felhők felett: földközelben a Mars Csillagászat     2025-01-19 10:09:29     Tudomány Spanyolország Mars Január a Mars hónapja – ha ugyan látunk valamit a vörös bolygóból. Magyarország téli időjárása távolról sem ideális, más a helyzet a Kanári-szigeteken, ahol nemcsak télen kellemesebb a klíma, de sokkal több a derült idő is. Farkasréti György, Tenerife Tenerifén a derült éjszakák száma évente megközelíti a 300-at, a kiváló légköri nyugodtság azonban Visszatérhet a legendás falra tapadó, ultravékony poszter tv TechWorld     2025-01-19 12:15:47     Infotech Kiállítás Innováció CES Pletykálnak egy misztikus új LG tv készülékről, amely a vállalat exkluzív vezeték nélküli eljárását használja. Annak ellenére, hogy a CES 2025 kiállításán nem mutatták be, az LG új tapéta OLED TV-je, a W5, elnyerte a CES Innovációs Díjat. Az eseményen bemutatott információk hiánya ellenére a díjnyertes modell körüli érdeklődés újra felélesztette a Dood – kompakt, jól bírja a terepet és nem kell rá traktoros GépMax     2025-01-19 12:42:04     Mezőgazdaság Cégvilág Robot A Dood lánctalpas robottraktor automatizált és távirányítású működést egyaránt kínál és az ültetvényekbe ajánlják. Szokatlan koncentrikus köröket figyelt meg a James Webb Űrteleszkóp egy csillag körül Rakéta     2025-01-19 10:54:03     Tudomány Világűr James Webb Egy ritka csillagfajta került az űrtávcső kamerája elé. Munka, tanulás, játék? – Mire használjuk az MI-t? Szakmát Szerzek     2025-01-19 11:51:07     Karrier Oktatás Mesterséges intelligencia A mesterséges intelligencia (MI) manapság mindenütt jelen van, és bár sokan még mindig új technológiaként tekintenek rá, már szinte minden korosztály talált rá valamilyen hasznosítási módot. De vajon hogyan használja a gyerek, a fiatal felnőtt, a szülő vagy épp a nagyszülő az MI-t a mindennapokban?  Gyerekek: Az ötödik osztályosok virtuális segítői A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

In this special live episode of The Vergecast, from the Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas, it's time to talk CES. Nilay and David run through some of the show's biggest stories, plus the Meta news that dominated the conversations all week in Vegas. Then Allison Johnson, Jennifer Pattison Tuohy, and Victoria Song join the show to talk about all the newest, best, weirdest, and worst gadgets they've seen this year. AI is everywhere, everyone's making smart glasses, the smart home might be turning a corner, and we've seen it all this week. Thanks to everyone who came out to the live show! And if you couldn't make it, stay tuned — this won't be the last time we all get to hang out. Further reading: Zuckerberg, inspired by Musk, ditches fact checking for Community Notes Zuckerberg says he's moving Meta moderators to Texas because California seems too ‘biased' Meta's fact-checking changes are just what Trump's FCC head asked for Meta is leaving its users to wade through hate and disinformation Here are some of the horrible things that you can now say on Instagram and Facebook Samsung announces The Frame Pro: could this be the perfect TV?  LG's 2025 OLED TVs are its best yet — but they risk going overboard with AI LG's StanbyME sequel adds a carrying strap to the portable TV  Dell kills the XPS brand: Dell, Pro, Max / Premium, Plus, Base Afeela has a price: 89,000, 102,000 TCL NxtPaper max ink mode  Roborock debuts a robot vacuum with a robotic arm at CES This toaster-looking gadget boosts your phone's battery in seconds A SodaStream for your Hydro Flask! Aqara launches three touchscreen smart home control panels at CES 2025 The Schlage Sense Pro smart lock is one of the first with hands-free unlocking using UWB Bird Buddy's new camera tracks plants and insects in your garden Mirumi is a furry little companion bot that imitates a shy infant Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we love hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of ZDNET.com reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guests: Jason Hiner and Imran Ahmed Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of ZDNET.com reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guests: Jason Hiner and Imran Ahmed Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of ZDNET.com reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guest: Jason Hiner Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of CNET reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guest: Jason Hiner Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of ZDNET.com reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guests: Jason Hiner and Imran Ahmed Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of ZDNET.com reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guests: Jason Hiner and Imran Ahmed Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of ZDNET.com reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guests: Jason Hiner and Imran Ahmed Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

This week on Tech News Weekly, host Mikah Sargent is joined by guest co-host Dan Moren to discuss Siri privacy concerns and how Apple could leverage AI to improve the user experience. Jason Hiner of ZDNET.com reports on CES 2025 on the latest TV displays, NVIDIA's AI innovations, and more. Then Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, weighs in on Meta's controversial decision to end fact-checking on its platforms. Dan's latest column explores how Apple could use AI to benefit users by improving spam filtering, search capabilities, and automation. Implementing these features would align with Apple's focus on simplifying technology. Apple released a statement clarifying that Siri recordings are not being used to build ad profiles, despite an ongoing conspiracy theory that devices are always listening. In reality, ad targeting is based on online behavior. At CES 2025, new TV display technologies were announced including brighter OLED panels likely using "tandem OLED" and a new mini-LED backlight system from Hisense for improved color depth. Lenovo showcased an expensive laptop prototype with a screen that rolls up to double in size, though it may have limited practical appeal for now. NVIDIA unveiled COSMOS, an AI framework to generate synthetic training data for robots and self-driving systems, which could accelerate future autonomous innovations. Offbeat CES products included an electric spoon that makes low-sodium foods taste saltier to promote healthier eating, and aggressively priced TVs from TCL. Meta announced it will end fact-checking and rely on community moderation, which CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed argues will amplify the spread of misinformation and cause real-world harms. Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren Guests: Jason Hiner and Imran Ahmed Download or subscribe to Tech News Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/tech-news-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: veeam.com uscloud.com Melissa.com/twit

Join us as Abrar Al-Heeti from CNET dives into the latest and most fascinating tech innovations showcased at CES 2025. From the quirky electric salt spoon to the groundbreaking suction-cup OLED TV, Abrar shares insights on the future of tech. We also explore smarter robot vacuums, gesture-controlled laptops, and TSA's shoe-scanning technology.

Jason Howell and Jeff Jarvis discuss NVIDIA's big CES keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show, Samsung and LG's AI ecosystem announcements, OpenAI's o3 update, and the unexpected benefits of the Rabbit R1 device for people with disabilities.

Sam Altman says AGI isn't cool. You know what's cool? Superintelligence. Why is nobody using Meta's AI profiles? Keep an eye on Zuck, is my advice. The big trend at CES so far is AI inside smart TVs. And our first day wrap up of some of the cool things we've seen so far at CES.Sponsors:Oracle.com/techmemeLinks:Reflections (Sam Altman's Blog)Meta's AI Profiles Are Indistinguishable From Terrible Spam That Took Over Facebook (404 Media)Samsung spreads Vision AI across its 2025 TV portfolio (VentureBeat)LG and Samsung are adding Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant to their TVs (The Verge)LG's 2025 OLED TVs are its best yet — but they risk going overboard with AI (The Verge)CES 2025: We Spent Hours Watching a Robot Vacuum Pick Up Socks. It's a Dream Come True (CNET)Stop Scalding Your Tongue: This $25 Cat Robot 'Blows' on Your Drink to Cool It (CNET)Elvie unveils an app-controlled smart bouncer that transforms into a bassinet at CES 2025 (TechCrunch)TiVo-powered TVs are coming to the US (The Verge)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Het is weer tijd voor een nieuwe Powerpraat! Cody en Florian gaan in op de grote vraag of GTA 6 aan de torenhoge verwachtingen kan voldoen. Ze beantwoorden jullie vragen over onder andere OLED-tv's, Planet Coaster en DuckTales. Ook delen ze hun game-avonturen met Dragon Quest en Balatro, en bespreken ze hun favoriete simulators en de anime-serie Arcane. Kijk of luister gezellig mee! 00:00 Intro 02:15 Nieuwe PU 03:11 PS5 PRO 30 Anniversary 14:55 Poll VR 18:25 Comments van de week 1: OLED TV? 23:00 Comments van de week 2: GTA 6 25:50 Comments van de week 3: Mancave? 30:05 Fallout 32:22 Comments van de week 4: Vraag voor Florian 34:24 Comments van de week 5: DuckTales?! 36:02 Comments van de week 6: Planet Coaster 40:22 Comments van de week 7: Baldur's Gate 3 met m'n vrouw 45:29 Recap Cody: Dragon Quest 57:18 Recap Florian: Balatro 1:09:34 PS5 Pro Recommendations 1:13:25 Flight Simulator en Farming Simulator 1:27:50 Arcane 1:30:23 Outro

We have three tech experts on the show to suggest some holiday game and gadget gift ideas – Carley Knobloch, Evette Rios, and Mario Armstrong – each of whom share some great suggestionsI'll also share some Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals – like $50 off the all-new pink WD_Black P10 Game drive (2TB model) -- plus a free beanie with purchase!YouTuber and Twich celeb “Maka,” a gaming and tech reviewer, joins us to talk about LG monitors for gamers (and OLED TVs, too, a little)Thank you to Intel, Visa, and SanDisk

A week before Thanksgiving doesn't mean the video games industry is stopping just yet. This week we found out the nominees for Geoff Keighley's Game Awards and Sony is in discussions to acquire FromSoftware's parent company!The opening song is Deja Vu by Popskyy - https://popskyy.bandcamp.com/If you'd like to donate to us using PayPal, you can do so with this link. https://www.paypal.me/digitaldaysgamingIf you would like to order DDG merchandise, click below: https://teespring.com/digital-days-gamingPatreonDiscordTwitter: @DigitalDaysPodDave Twitter: @GoodDaveHuntMichael Twitter: @The1stMJCTwitch: @DigitalDaysGamingFacebook PageFacebook GroupYouTubeTikTok

Aftrer missing a week we are back to talk that nerd talk. Let's turn up and have a blast!! The Precious Fame's: I've looked through LG's new transparent OLED TV and seen something special - The Verge Jamal's: https://amzn.to/48HzaES AB's: Remi's: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DB4sNJZOWY1/?igsh=MWMzYmlmaTBhdzVmZA== Sister Jae: https://a.co/d/60l7fbY Sub-Discussion: Is it easier to be a Nerd now for you then it was a few years ago? Down The Reddit Hole: https://www.reddit.com/r/indianmemer/comments/1gnzgcl/how_ro_repair_this_wrong_answers_only/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Pixelated: (Remi & AB) AB: Spooky game 1- STASIS Bone Totem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he1Z0mnDq_0 Game 2- Roguelike- For Hades fans- Redacted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZIa24HNA7k Game 3 - Dungeon Fighter Online X SNK collaboration project Coming Soon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9CC9OP98sc JS-1: Remi: https://youtu.be/gZNV3N2FK5I?si=HpwEao1aRCg645zM https://youtu.be/tavnFQ4J3jc?si=9Dnym2bMdXZv-Brg Anime Review: Tower Of God Anime Talk: Who's your favorite One Piece Supporting characters? News: Sea Monster Cove: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBtOI7x3oLk Saudi Arabia: https://readwrite.com/saudi-arabia-embarks-on-100b-drive-to-establish-ai-hub/ Nvidia's NEW Humanoid Robots: https://youtu.be/x5lFw6nz3t0?si=IY7Sl19ZkAjoUYTK Recipe Websites Main Discussion: Outro - Call to Actions Instagram: http://instagram.com/blacknerdpodcast facebook: http://facebook.com/blacknerdpodcast Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/blacknerdgang/s/uftLsO0Ad9 website: http://blacknerdpodcast.com http://twitter.com/vvcradio http://instagram.com/js1thasupplier http://instagram.com/ohheyremii http://instagram.com/redmanp11 http://instagram.com/fameplanb

On this week's show we take a quick look at a $20 set of earbuds, the Soundcore A30i. We also get you ready for your Black Friday TV shopping with 10 tips. We also read your email and take a look at the week's news. News: Disney+ Introduces Top 10 List Of Movies & TV Shows To Help Users Discover New Content Samsung To Cease LED Production This tiny smart puck can control your entire smart home Soundcore A30i by Anker The Soundcore A30i are earbuds that are housed in a lipstick-shaped case. They are lightweight and comfortable, ensuring they feel almost weightless during use. These earbuds have “noise cancellation” but I'd say it's more like noise isolation. Going from ANC to passthrough was almost imperceptible in the amount of sound coming from the outside.  Since they do block out sounds, they work well in noisy environments. In terms of audio quality, the soundcore A30i delivers decent sound once you set the EQ. I was not happy with any of the preset EQ modes. But increasing the bass and treble yielded a nice sound. This is done through the soundcore app.  You can turn on a 3D surround sound effect via the app as well. But after about 30 seconds it was turned off. Additionally, the earbuds feature four microphones equipped with AI technology that Anker claims yields crystal-clear calls, regardless of location. Not so! I made three test calls and everyone of them sounded bad to the person on the other end. When I reconnected with my AirPods the people I was talking with said it was much better. Range wasn't very good either. I put my phone on my workbench and by the time I got to the edge of my garage there were dropouts. I tested this multiple times. So is it all bad? Is there any redeeming features? Well yes there is, it only costs $20! For twenty dollars this makes a great stocking stuffer for a younger child who may be prone to losing things. They are also a good backup for when your Airpod Maxs start to hurt your ears. Sometimes you need to give your ears a break from the vice that's on your head! Tips for Buying your 4K TV on Black Friday   Buying a new 4K TV can be an exciting yet overwhelming experience due to the variety of options available. With Black Friday deals right around the corner we want you to consider a few things before you go out hunting. Here are steps you need to take to ensure you get the best TV for your budget: Budget - This has to be the first consideration. Everything else is impacted by cost. Fortunately, you can get higher quality TVs for less money than when we first started doing Black Friday episodes. Once you set your budget and determine size (next tip) you can begin to decide on the other criteria.   Screen Size: Choose the right size for your room. This is where you would expect us to come up with some cool formula about seating distance and screen size. Not us! Measure your available space and put the largest screen that will fit. Of course after you consider the remaining items on this list. Also, don't be opposed to knocking down walls or buying new furniture to gain a few more inches of diagonal ;-) Display Technology -  You'll have to decide between OLED, QLED, and LED. Each has their place and will have an impact on screen size. By that we mean a larger OLED will cost more than an LED so you may not get the size you want.  But in a nutshell OLED - Offers superior picture quality with deeper blacks and vibrant colors, ideal for dark rooms. QLED - Provides bright colors and is better in well-lit rooms, but can have slightly less contrast than OLED. LED -  Generally more affordable but may not offer the same level of picture quality as OLED or QLED. Refresh Rate - If you're watching sports or into gaming. Higher refresh rates can provide even smoother visuals. If you watch movies and TV shows any TV on the market will have sufficient refresh rates. HDR Support - High Dynamic Range (HDR) enhances picture quality significantly by offering a brighter, more vibrant image with better contrast. Look for TVs that support multiple HDR formats, such as HDR10, Dolby Vision, or HDR10+. But make sure it has Dolby Vision at the very least. Smart Features -  Most modern TVs have smart capabilities. Check the operating system and pre-installed apps. Ensure it supports the streaming services you use (like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, etc.). If you get a smoking deal on a TV that does not have the smart apps you are looking for, don't write it off. You can buy an AppleTV, Roku, etc with the money you saved. Audio Quality - This is a non issue. We assume ALL TVs have lousy speakers. So consider also buying a sound bar (if you don't already own one) while you are out buying your TV. Of course we recommend that you eventually buy a multi channel system that includes a receiver and 5.1.2 speakers!! Connectivity -  Ensure the TV has ample HDMI ports, including HDMI 2.1 if you plan to connect next-gen gaming consoles. This is less important if you have a receiver doing the source switching.  Viewing Angle -  If you have a large room or plan on watching from different angles, consider a TV with good viewing angles. OLED TVs are the best. But if your viewing is head on this becomes less of an issue. Warranty and Customer Service - Finally, look at the manufacturer's warranty and customer service reputation. A good warranty can provide added peace of mind as can buying a brand that has a good reputation. Using a particular credit card may extend the warranty. Likewise buying from Costco will do the same. Don't pay for extended warranties. If they throw them in, great! But if a TV is going to fail it “typically” will do so within the warranty period. It's an odds game but the odds are in the consumer's favor. By following these steps, you'll be better equipped to choose the right 4K TV for you. Happy Hunting!  

Danny Tack from TP Vision joins us to discuss the Philips flagship TVs for 2024, the OLED+959 and the OLED+909. We talk picture quality, META panel, P5 AI Dual Engine processor, Game bar, Ambilight and sound upgrades.

Panasonic is back with the Z95A OLED. The Philips Hue Sync Box 8k supports next-gen gaming. Sony announced the PlayStation 5 Pro at an eye-watering price! The post Entertainment 2.0 #658 – Panasonic’s New OLED TV appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Home Theater News 8.19.24 links and notes: Join our home theater community at AVNirvana.com. Build relationships with other Home Theater Enthusiasts, talk shop about speakers, processors, projectors, TVs and more.  We look forward to having you join our community! On this week's HTNR Podcast, we head back to 1982 to check out a landmark release, then shift to news with a giveaway promotion that will land you at the biggest home theater event of the year... FOR FREE. We'll also dig into Trinnov's big news and one of the most significant pieces of home theater tech news this year and talk about Ascendo's new Director speaker. Pro-Ject has launched two new turntables and we've got the details. Apple Studios appears to be abandoning theatrical releases, and Blue OLED phosphorescent technology is getting put on hold. Finally, we'll take a quick look at the recently announced EISA awards.  *Win a FREE Trip to CEDIA with FAQNatics* https://youtu.be/N3pK62tp4YI?feature=shared *EISA Award Winners* ⁠https://eisa.eu/awards/⁠ *DISC DEALS on AMAZON*  - The Duel 4K: https://amzn.to/3AHxqOM - Get Out 4K: https://amzn.to/4dsJZfn - Patriot Games 4K: https://amzn.to/4cwZZfa *Gear Deal of the Week* -Buy the Sony Bravia 8 OLED TV at Amazon: https://amzn.to/4dRQdoT -Buy the Sony Bravia 8 OLED TV at Best Buy : https://fave.co/4fSk16F *FORUM LINKS* -For the latest disc reviews, go to: https://www.avnirvana.com/forums/blu-ray-media-reviews.12/ -For the latest news, including stories covered in this episode: https://www.avnirvana.com/forums/av-industry-news.6/ -To see the Top 20 Disc Releases of 2023, go to: https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/holiday-gift-guide-top-20-movie-discs-of-the-year.12847/ *PODCAST LINKS* -Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2XZc1WVL7gGazxGLiURw0E Subscribe to the podcast on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/av-nirvanas-home-theater-news-review-htnr/id1715862636 Please Note: AV Nirvana may make a small commission from affiliate links... thanks for your support!

We interview Paul Gray from Omdia who tells us what his research shows about the current winners and losers in the TV market. He pulls back the curtain on the future of OLED TVs and why MicroLED is taking so long to appear in consumer television sets. Plus he explains why there are likely to be more adverts appearing on your TV and what consumers can expect going forward.

On this week's show, Ara has a conversation with Robert Spivack of DoItForMe.Solutions about the state of “Matter”. Not on a metaphysical level! We also read your emails and take a look at the week's news. News: Apple TV Plus is finally coming to Android according to new report Nearly 60% of Sports Fans Age 18-49 Say They'll 'Likely' Subscribe to Venu Sports Older SVOD Subscribers Unfazed by Price Hikes Will Drive Revenue Growth A New Streaming Service Is Launching That Uses AI To Create Any Show You Would Want Other: Sewel SW-29863-12 Amazon Basics Speaker Connector Banana Plug Deals on OLED TVs at Best Buy LG 55-inch C3 Series OLED 4K TV: $1,300 Save $100 BestBuy Samsung 65-inch S95C OLED 4K TV: $2,300 Save $300 Best Buy Sony 65-inch Bravia XR A80L OLED 4K Google TV: $1,800 Save $200 Best Buy LG 77-inch B3 Series OLED 4K TV: 1,800 Save $200 Best Buy What is the state of Matter Ara has a conversation with Robert Spivack of DoItForMe.Solutions about the state of “Matter”. Not on a metaphysical level! ;-)  Robert is a home automation technologist and he'll help you with your smart home and back control of your home automation system. You can find Robert at www.doitforme.solutions or give him a call at (408) 647-4687. More information about Matter can be found here Connectivity Standards Alliance.

Onkyo & Integra have new Stereo Receivers, and the Integra packs exciting features for installers while costing less than expected. Comcast StreamSaver bundles Peacock, Netflix & Apple TV+. ESPN, Fox Sports & Warner Bros. Discovery’s sports streaming bundle is named Venu. And LG’s Signature OLED R rollable OLED TV is discontinued. Pictures shown in this episode: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBrmy8 […] The post AV Rant #914: Best Value 75″ TV appeared first on AV Rant.

There is a lot of stuff to talk about for this one! A mystery box from Creepy Josh, OLED TV settings update, NSSABC Challenge updates, Library cards, and more!

On this week's show we discuss the merits of an expensive wired whole home audio streamer vs putting one together with Airplay 2 or Chromecast. We also read your emails and take a look at the week's news. News: YouTube introduces pause ads to TV app LG TVs are getting a free audio upgrade that Apple users will absolutely love 85% of Amazon Prime Video Subscribers Are on the Ad-Supported Tier Samsung's new, cheaper OLED TVs are now available to buy EchoStar Loses 348,000 Pay TV Subs in 1st Quarter Juke+ Audio Streamer Juke+, as described on their website, is an audio distribution system designed to provide high-quality sound across multiple rooms in a house. It runs about $2,500 and that's without speakers. So here is our question; do you think it's worth the money when you can put a high end wireless system together including speakers for significantly less money?  First let's take a look at what the $2500 Juke+ System gets you: Audio Quality and Control - The Juke+ system can power 6 audio zones with 12 speaker channels at 100 watts per channel, ensuring pristine audio quality. Users can fine-tune the audio settings in each room through an app-controlled audio equalizer for optimal sound customization. Wireless Control - The Juke Audio application enables comprehensive control of the audio system via Android and Apple devices. Various features include playing to any combination of zones, independent volume control for each zone, simultaneous streaming from multiple users/devices, and access through a web interface on PCs. All-in-One Solution - The Juke system integrates the functions of powering, controlling, and streaming audio to multiple speaker sets throughout the house, eliminating the need for separate receivers, streamers, or in-wall controllers. Airplay 2 Integration - Juke displays connected speaker zones as independent Airplay inputs, facilitating streaming from Apple devices to specific audio zones. Users can group zones directly within the Airplay menu and stream to Juke and other Airplay 2 devices simultaneously, maintaining audio sync. Spotify Connect Support - Each connected speaker zone is independently recognized in Spotify, allowing premium users to stream content seamlessly. The Juke app's grouping feature enables setting multi-zone endpoints in Spotify for convenient whole-house or room-specific playback. Bluetooth Connectivity - Juke supports Bluetooth streaming from any compatible device, allowing users to play content without relying on a local Wi-Fi network. Juke+ provides multiple options to enjoy TV audio through its audio distribution system. Wireless Audio from Apple TV via Airplay - You can wirelessly send audio from any app on Apple TV to Juke using Airplay over the Wi-Fi network.  Bluetooth Connectivity from Compatible Smart TVs - Juke supports receiving audio from compatible Smart TVs via Bluetooth. Hardwired Connection from TV to Juke - For a more traditional setup, you can run a hardwired connection from the audio output of your TV back to the Juke system.  Our wireless system consists of a Belkin SoundForm Connect AirPlay 2 Adapter or a Chromecast Audio ($80) and a pair of Audioengine A5+ ($500 per pair) for a grand total of $580 per zone or $3480 for six zones with speakers included! Similar passive speakers from Audioengine cost $400 which would bring a similar system to $4900. A difference of $1420.  Let's see if you miss anything: Audio Quality and Control - You can control each room with any app that plays music on your phone or tablet but you can't set separate EQ. +1 to Juke+ Wireless Control - Our system does the same as the Juke+. No advantage to either  All-in-One Solution - Our system does the same as the Juke+. No advantage to either Airplay 2 Integration - If you use the SoundForm you have identical capabilities. However, if you use a Chromecast you have capability that the Juke+ does not have. +1 to our DIY system Spotify Connect Support - if you have the Spotify app on your device you essentially have this capability through Airplay or Chromecast. No advantage to either Bluetooth Connectivity - The Audioengine A5+ supports AptX while the Juke+ supports Bluetooth 5. +1 to our DIY  TV Support - identical capabilities. No advantage to either Our DIY system is better in two categories and equivalent in all others. Room EQ  being the only category that the Juke+ is better. Plus you save $1420! Our DIY system is not meant for everyone. Our speakers are harder to discretely place throughout your house. In addition the Juke+ gives you greater choice in speaker selection since you don't have to limit yourself to powered bookshelf or desktop speakers.  However, you don't need to buy expensive speakers for all zones. But this applies to both systems. You could also use the Airplay2/Chromecast capability of your receiver to add a zone for essentially no cost and add the ability to EQ a room. So what do you think? Which system would you choose?

On this week's show we compare Mini-LED vs OLED and we put a high end listening room based on products that were exhibited at this year's AXPONA show. We also read your email and look at the week's news. News: DirecTV and Dish Back Fubo in Its Spulu Antitrust Suit | Next TV Roku Upgrades Viewing Experience with New Features | TV Tech Hub: Smart TVs Now in Nearly 8 of 10 Homes | TV Tech Disney Plus Looking To Integrate Always-On Linear Channels Other: Credit cards abused again in second Roku hack affecting 576,000 - FlatpanelsHD NBCUniversal Launches Personalized, Hyperlocal Services via ATSC 3.0 | TV Tech Mini-LED vs OLED We are asked from time to time to recommend a particular TV or in some cases a technology. Right now, in our opinion, the best TV technology is OLED. But is it really the best overall? Let's take a look at OLED vs mini-LED in six important criteria. Sharpness and Resolution: Both OLED and Mini-LED TVs typically offer 4K resolution, with some models supporting higher resolutions. Therefore, in terms of sharpness and resolution, it's a tie between OLED and Mini-LED. Black Levels: OLED TVs excel in producing true blacks by individually turning off pixels. Mini-LED displays have not completely achieved this level of per-pixel control. In this aspect, OLED emerges as the winner for its superior black levels. Brightness and Contrast: OLED TVs offer deep blacks for infinite contrast ratio, while Mini-LED TVs can achieve higher brightness levels. Mini-LED takes the lead in brightness, while OLED wins in terms of contrast ratio. Color Quality: OLED TVs typically exhibit excellent color quality, often surpassing 100% of the sRGB color gamut. Although Mini-LED TVs may not reach these levels, this is more due to other factors like color filters rather than the Mini-LED technology itself. The winner in color quality is OLED. Viewing Angles: OLED TVs generally have wider viewing angles compared to LCD TVs, including those using Mini-LED technology. While Mini-LED TVs can vary based on the type of display used, OLED usually outperforms them in terms of viewing angles. Size and Price: In terms of size, both OLED and Mini-LED TVs are available in various sizes to suit different preferences. However, traditionally, OLED TVs have been more expensive compared to Mini-LED TVs, which could be a consideration for some buyers. Price and size considerations may vary based on individual preferences and budgets. So which one wins? It's our opinion that OLED has the absolute best picture but mini-LED is very close and unless you are looking at them side by side you won't notice. It really comes down to cost and since you can buy some really big mini-LED TVs for a quarter of the price, we give the nod to mini-LED. AXPONA 2024 AXPONA 2024 wrapped up last week. What is AXPONA you might ask? From their website:  AXPONA is a three-day experience featuring multiple hotel floors packed with over 200 listening rooms. The Expo Hall featuring The Record Fair, The Ear Gear Experience, and seminars. Whether you're a serious audiophile, a newcomer to high-end audio or simply a music lover, you'll find everything you need to immerse yourself in your favorite sounds.  It's very similar to “The Show” that we have out here in CA every year. This year it will be June 7-9 in Costa Mesa so come out and let's all go! While AXPONA exhibited products that most of us can buy, there are some that, quite frankly, are priced for people fly on their own jets. They probably don't even listen to podcasts, so let's make fun of them!! Kidding of course. Today, our very rich uncle who has $150,000 laying around has asked us to put a system together so he can listen to his extensive vinyl collection! Transrotor Tourbillon FMD The Tourbillon FMD is a premium turntable model with high-end features designed to deliver exceptional performance in the audio playback experience.  The Transrotor Tourbillon FMD stands out as a top-of-the-line turntable with innovative features and premium construction materials aimed at audiophiles seeking unparalleled sound quality and precision in vinyl playback. With its advanced FMD bearing technology, dual tone arm support, and included accessories, it offers a premium and comprehensive audio experience for discerning enthusiasts in the high-end turntable market. $60K with Cartridge Fern and Roby Amp No. 2 Amp No. 2 is our second collaboration with Michael Bettinger who has been designing and building amplifiers for nearly 40 years. Integrated amps make building a great high fidelity audio system easy. Our goal in this project was to produce something that will turn your living room into the best listening room possible. Fewer components, cables, and cost, but delivering world class audio into your home. $8500 (Add $350 if you want Isolation Feet)  Acora SRB Reference Loudspeaker Acora Acoustics loudspeakers are constructed using hand crafted, specially treated granite enclosures. The rigidity of granite far exceeds that of traditional particle board or wood enclosures. One of the benefits of this is as the SRB's drivers move to push air / create sound, the enclosure isn't absorbing this energy and dulling or smearing the sound. Another benefit of the Acora enclosure is it does not need internal bracing to “stiffen” the enclosure. This means no additional reflections inside the enclosure that will vibrate the low frequency driver and smear the sound. The SRB also utilizes world class drivers and a hand built crossover network, however the real secret to the Acora Sound is that you only hear these, not the enclosure. Sensitivity 86.5 db  Frequency Response 43Hz - 35KHz  58 lbs each $37,000 pair  

This week we interview James Thomas from LG about the 2024 TV range (focussing on the M4, G4, C4, B4 and QNED Models) and we discuss the best out-of-the-box picture mode for your TV.

Another week, another very high-tech solution to a problem Tom was having with his new OLED TV setup. Vizio announced new TVs, including a $999 86-inch model. ZapperBox M1 gets updated to allow DRB-protected NextGen TV channels to be recorded. And the RBH Impression Series of speakers is back! Pictures shown in this episode: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBjTAz 00:00:00 […] The post AV Rant #907: RBH Impression Series Mk 3 appeared first on AV Rant.

OLED TV prices are either staying the same or going up a bit. M&K Sound has new THX Dominus Certified in-wall speakers. APC has two new Back-UPS BE power protection models. Pictures shown in this episode: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBgwkE 00:00:00 – Intro Quick word about OLED TV prices this year. 00:07:03 – What We Watched Rob watched The […] The post AV Rant #903: Speaker Null Hypothesis appeared first on AV Rant.

In this episode, Corey, Jason, Nick, and Christian catch up after a long winter break and discuss their recent nerdy activities. They also review the winners of the Golden Globe Awards and highlight some new categories. The conversation then shifts to the highlights of CES 2024, including a CPR dummy that can simulate realistic reactions. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various innovative products showcased at CES 2024. They cover topics such as medical simulation with AdamX, the Rosa Smart Stroller, the Aroma Shooter Wearable, the wireless transparent OLED TV, the Mouthpad as a mouse, and the Bollie robot. They also talk about the delays in NASA's Artemis Moon program and the inclusion of Marvel Netflix shows in the official MCU timeline. The hosts emphasize the importance of street-level heroes in making the MCU relatable to the audience. They also speculate on the appearance of Daredevil in the show and whether it indicates a continuation of the Netflix series. The hosts then talk about the announcement of a new Star Wars movie centered around The Mandalorian and Grogu, and the potential for it to be the next Star Wars film to hit theaters.Chapters:00:00 - Intro and catchup15:23 - Golden Globes 2024 recap21:46 - CES 2024 intro23:14 - AdamX CPR dummy28:15 - Rosa Smart Stroller33:28 - Aroma Shooter35:28 - LG's transparent OLED tv37:51 - Mouthpad controller41:28 - Ballie robot47:50 - NASA Artemis missions delayed53:20 - Netflix Marvel shows are MCU cannon01:03:16 - Mandalorian and Grogu movie01:11:29 - Outro

Rich talked about CES 2024 and how it is back in a big way. The latest numbers say there are 135,000 visitors from 40 countries and 4000+ exhibitors to see. Rich has posted his highlights here.Gary Shapiro, President and CEO at the Consumer Technology Association talks CES 2024.You can watch Rich's CES TV segments below:CES 2024: Transparent TVs, fingerprint locks, robotsCES 2024: smarter cars and a self-docking boatCES 2024: TVs and smart glasses everywhereCES 2024: AI Baby Stroller, All Electric Grill & Apple Vision ProThe AI device Rabbit r1 got a lot of attention at CES.Rich talked about his experience at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The Postcard from Earth movie uses a unique new way of storytelling that involves a huge screen and elements like wind, scents, moving seats and more. It's expensive but something to check out for sure.Rich also did a “splurge” dinner at the new Peter Luger steakhouse in Caesars Palace. It was incredible and a must-go if you visit Vegas.Apple Vision Pro will go on sale on February 2, and pre-orders begin on January 19. The device costs $3500, $150 extra for prescription lenses and $99 extra for readers.Steven asks: I use Apple Wallet all the time but I have store cards that I can't store there. What would be the best digital wallet app for that? Rich says to check out an app called Stocard, but before you add it to the digital wallet app, download the official app for the retailer and see if they have the option to add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.Melody asks if she will be able to open Word documents if she stops paying for Office. Rich says Google Docs can handle this format and many other programs out there that are free.Michael Fisher, Creator and Co-Founder of Clicks, talks about his physical keyboard for the iPhone.Austrian company C-SEED showed off a 137-inch folding TV at CES 2024.Steve in Glendale wants to know if Facebook notifications saying his page violated terms is legit or not. Rich says it's phishing and to ignore them. Also, consider adding an admin on a Business Facebook Page and two-factor authentication to protect it. If you do get hacked, go to facebook.com/hacked.Jamie in Tampa wants to know what type of antenna to get. Rich recommends Mohu Versa and an over-the-air DVR called Tablo.Brunswick demoed autonomous boat docking technology at CES 2024.Sameer Samat of Google, General Manager and Vice President of Android Ecosystem chats Google announcements at CES 2024.LG showed off the world's first wireless transparent OLED TV at CES 2024.Ellie in Yorba Linda can't seem to get her WiFi signal in every room of her house. Rich recommends a mesh networking system like Eero or Orbi.Ilya Pozin, Creator and Co-Founder of Telly, a free, ad-supported television set.Withings has a new at-home health device called BeamO which measures vitals with an ECG, oximeter, stethoscope and thermometer.Samsung unveiled an AI companion robot for the home called Ballie.Ben Weiss, CEO of CoinFlip explains what Bitcoin is and why the recent SEC ETF approval is such a big deal.If you got gift cards over the holidays, check the balance! There are so many scams going around where people grab the numbers and drain the funds.Places to check for antenna channels: www.watchnextgentv.com https://www.antennaweb.org/There is a new GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker.Amazon-owned Zoox showed off its first autonomous ride-hailing car.Current Backyard's Electric Grill Won a CES 2024 Innovation Award.54 - January 11, 2024Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show.Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks.Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram and Facebook.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!RichOnTech.tvRichOnTech.tv/wikiSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Descubre las últimas innovaciones en nuestro episodio especial sobre el CES 2024. Desde potentes laptops hasta impresionantes televisores y auriculares de computación espacial, exploramos todos los anuncios destacados. Además, conoce al asistente personal Rabbit R1 que está revolucionando la experiencia tecnológica. ¡Sumérgete en el futuro de la tecnología con nosotros!

It's that time of year where the tech world descends on Las Vegas for CES. On this week's show we discuss a few announcements that we found interesting. We also read your emails and look at the week's news. News: Roku Introduces High-End ‘Pro Series' Lineup of Its Self-Branded Smart TVs Netflix Released 16% Fewer Shows in 2023 Roku To Launch Pro Series TVs Sony's prototype TV backlight tech and it looks amazing Other: The BEST Streaming! | Wakanda Forever 4K UHD HDR Streaming Review   CES 2024 TCL 115” Mini LED TV - For 2024, TCL introduces the world's largest QD Mini LED TV! With a 115” screen, the new mega-size 115QM89 truly becomes the ultimate home theater. This model includes QD Mini LED ULTIMATE with a massively high 20,000 dimming zones. It also incorporates the TCL AIPQ ULTRA Processor, as even more horsepower is needed for such high zone control to ensure huge, yet pristine images. This new 115” model includes all the features of the other QM8 models, plus a 6.2.2 Channel Speaker system for truly room filling sound. Full Press Release on all Mini LED TVs can be found here. Estimated Price $20K Also - TCL introduced several new product lines with NextGen TV tuners. This comes after LG said it would not include ATSC 3.0 tuners back in September due to patent concerns. TCL Q75H is a 5.1.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar. In addition to the features of the S55H, the Q75H includes the Ray-Danz Acoustic Wave-Guide Reflectors to direct sound across the width of the room. This model also includes a Center Channel Speaker, built-in tweeters, built-in up-firing Dolby Atmos Speakers, and built-in Side Surround Speakers. TCL Q85H is a 7.1.4 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar. Stepping up from the Q75H, it adds rear speakers that are wireless but also include rear up-firing Dolby Atmos Drivers. The Q85H creates a truly enveloping sound, and a sound experience that needs to be auditioned. Press Release Hisense 110UX TV - The 110UX incorporates over 40,000 backlight zones across a 110-inch screen. That high-output mini-LEDs produce 10,000-nit maximum brightness which is about five times brighter than the typical high end TV. Hisense says the 110UX can achieve 95% of the BT.2020 Spec. No mention on HDR support but why would they build a TV like this and not support Dolby Vision? No pricing of availability has been announced. Press Release LG Transparent OLED - Called OLED T, it's only available in 77”. It uses LG's wireless transmission technology so the only wire running to the television is power. A separate box that can be placed up to 30 feet away from the TV transmits source video. Future versions could go bigger or smaller depending on customer feedback. Pricing has not been set. Also - LG revealed that the company's new OLED TVs for 2024 will be the first sets to feature a Dolby Vision Filmmaker Mode. Filmmaker Mode, it's a standardized picture preset for TVs that was developed by the UHD Alliance in response to filmmakers unhappy with the way their films looked on most TVs, with inaccurate color and aggressive motion “smoothing” being two of the main sticking points. Full LG CES info can be found here Philips 5000 Series Wi-Fi Palm Recognition Smart Deadbolt - With this Philips smart lock, the world's first deadbolt with palm recognition, enjoy the most secure and convenient unlocking experience. Or unlock with a key, PIN code, or the Philips Home Access app to make returning home stress-free. The Smart Lock will go on sale in the US early this year and will retail for $360. Lockly - With Visage you can unlock your property by simply approaching it, or with your Apple Home Keys or Apple Watch. Integrate with your smart home devices with Matter™ Arriving this summer. Samsung Anti Glare OLED - Samsung  has developed a Glare-Free technology  that it claims will be great in both low light and brighter rooms, won't be affected by viewing angles, and won't mess with contrast or colors either. Look for this in the S95D and S90D. People who have seen this tech say “It's where light goes to die”. Also - Samsung launched a new “map view” for SmartThings. It shows an interactive map of your home complete with the location of any smart home devices within. Maps can be created manually or automatically with the help of a photo of an existing floor plan or with a lidar-enabled Samsung device, like the company's forthcoming Ballie robot or new JetBot robot vacuum. Maps have to be generated using the SmartThings app on a smartphone or tablet. But once that's done, they'll display on supported Samsung TVs, the screen of the Samsung Family Hub smart fridge and Samsung's M8 monitors. Nanoleaf - Nanoleaf announced the launch of several new Matter-enabled lighting options, including its first outdoor lights. The company is also debuting a new music feature using Orchestrator software for the Nanoleaf Desktop App, which will use real-time music analysis to create light shows that match with the beat. Orchestrator is able to connect directly with the sound source of a computer for a more accurate real-time audio visual experience. They are also taking pre-orders for the Nanoleaf Skylight. The Skylight is a square-shaped modular ceiling light panel setup that is hardwired and supports up to 100 squares. Prices start at $250 for a 3 panel starter pack.  SVS Ultra Evolution Series - The design is not what you typically see in a speaker. It has curves and interesting angles. Being a person who builds speakers I understand that where you place the drivers impacts how they sound. So I can only assume it means that SVS has spent a lot of time designing an enclosure that gives you the most precise sound available.  I am looking forward to getting some of these to evaluate. The speakers are scheduled to begin shipping near the end of Q1 2024. No word on pricing.

Apple Vision Pro launch is official for February 2nd, we cover all the details and their commercial reminiscent of the original iPhone. Jason and Stephen share their best of CES picks, and some of the most insane tech from the trade show, including the Rabbit R1 AI assistant, and our personal tech: where do you place the macOS Dock?Watch on YouTube!Subscribe and watch our weekly episodes plus bonus clips at: youtube.com/@primarytechshowSponsored by:Rogue Amoeba: Audio Hijack is simply the best way to record audio on your Mac. Through the end of January, get $20 off Audio Hijack or any Rogue Amoeba bundle when you visit: macaudio.com/primarytech and use the promo code: PRIMARYTECHHello There Greeting Cards: Primary Tech listeners can use offer code to receive 1 free year of **HelloThere+** unlocks features like iCloud Sync, unlimited entries, app customizations, and lots more! Code: HELLOPRIMARYTECH and download the app here.Support the showJoin our member community and get an ad-free versions of the show, plus exclusive bonus episodes every week! Subscribe directly in Apple Podcasts or here: primarytech.memberful.com/joinReach out:@stephenrobles on Threads@stephenrobles on XStephen on Mastodon@jasonaten on Threads@JasonAten on XJason on MastodonWe would also appreciate a 5-star rating and review in Apple Podcasts and SpotifyPodcast artwork with help from Basic Apple Guy.Those interested in sponsoring the show can reach out to us at: podcast@primarytech.fmLinks from the showApple Vision Pro available in the U.S. on February 2 - AppleApple Ran a Vision Pro Ad With Luke Skywalker | Inc.comAuto-Tracking Stand Pro with DockKit for iPhoneIntegrate with motorized iPhone stands using DockKit - WWDC23 - Videos - Apple DeveloperAnker MagGo Power Bank (10K) - Anker USWi-Fi 7 certification is now underway for new routers and devices - The VergeAccess Point U7 Pro - Ubiquiti Store United StatesU-tec's new Ultraloq Bolt fingerprint smart lock is the first to support Matter-over-Thread - The VergeTP-Link's new video door lock unlocks with a tap of your iPhone - The VergeLG Just Announced the CineBeam Qube, a Gorgeous 4K ProjectorSony Demos New Afeela EV in CES Style by Driving It With a PS5 Controller - CNETThis 4-in-1 gadget could revolutionize at-home health monitoring | Tom's GuideLG brought the world's first wireless transparent OLED TV to CES 2024This Jaw-Dropping, Foldable 137-Incher Is the Best TV You Can't Afford - CNETVW vehicles to converse with drivers via ChatGPT by mid-year | ReutersSamsung's AI Robot Ballie Returns to CES With a Projector - CNETLenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid Can Switch Between Android and Windows - CNETrabbit — keynoteThe Rabbit R1 is an AI-powered gadget that can use your apps for you - The VergeHumane lays off 4 percent of employees before releasing its AI Pin - The VergeIntroducing the GPT Store2024 Apple History Calendar by Stephen Hackett — KickstarterFacades on the App Store@philipschiller007 • I ❤️ the Right Dock• Threads (00:00) - Intro (02:20) - Apple Vision Pro Launch (09:04) - Vision Pro Ad (13:00) - Excitement for Vision Pro (23:03) - CES 2024 (24:17) - Belkin MagSafe Tracking Dock (28:46) - Qi2 Battery Packs (32:19) - Wi-Fi 7 (35:38) - Smart Home (37:45) - Sponsor: Rogue Amoeba (41:36) - LG Cinebeam Cube (43:48) - Withings Beamo (47:34) - LG Transparent TV (47:40) - Fold...

The Verge's Nilay Patel, David Pierce, and Alex Cranz are discuss all the things with screens announced at CES 2024. Further reading: I've looked through LG's new transparent OLED TV and seen something special Samsung's got its own transparent display. Samsung's new OLED TV could make annoying glare a thing of the past  Samsung finally puts the TV at the heart of its smart home The Frame has become such a hit that Samsung is making a speaker version   Intel's new 14th Gen mobile processors are here for 2024's gaming laptops   Lenovo's latest 2-in-1 crams Windows and Android into one device  Razer gaming laptops at CES 2024: Blade spec bumps and display upgrades    Alienware's M16 R2 trims the behind for less power and more portability    MSI Claw hands-on: the Steam Deck rival with Intel inside   MSI's Claw is an Intel-powered Windows competitor to Valve's Steam Deck What if your Samsung flip phone could flip further? Apple Vision Pro launches February 2nd   Apple Vision Pro prescription lenses will cost $149 extra Xreal's new AR glasses are aimed at the Apple Vision Pro Asus targets Apple's Vision Pro (with M2) with the AirVision M1 Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we love hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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On this week's show we look at the 7 best TVs for your Holiday Shopping. We also read your emails and take a look at the week's news. News: YouTube TV looks to lessen live latency with broadcast delay feature Sorry, Stranger Things season 5 isn't likely to make its Netflix debut in 2024 Comcast Starts Doling Out Xumo Stream Box to Its Internet Customers Google TV is Getting Updated With 14 New Free Channels & A Speed Boost The 7 Best TVs For your Holiday Shopping If you are looking for an idea for a family gift for the holidays we have you covered. These are the 7 best TVs to make your holidays a little brighter. Plus these TVs will make watching the Rose Parade a spectacle of color and detail. This is comes from RTINGS.com Best Cheap TV TCL S4/S450G (50” $240 - 85” $799) - If you want something cheap that gets the job done, the TCL S4/S450G is the best widely available cheap TV we've tested. It's an okay entry-level TV, delivering   a surprisingly good picture quality for a cheap TV. It's a decent choice for a dark room, with its satisfactory contrast ratio and decent black uniformity. It has good reflection handling, so even though it doesn't get very bright, it's certainly good enough for a moderately lit room. The TV supports Dolby Vision HDR, but it isn't nearly bright enough for it to matter. Full Review here…   Mixed Usage  6.7, TV Shows 6.3, Sports 6.2, Video Games 7.1, HDR Movies 6.9; HDR Gaming 7.3 PC Monitor 6.6 Best Budget TV  Hisense U6/U6K (55” $448 - 75” $798) - If you want to spend less, the best budget TV we've tested is the Hisense U6/U6K. It delivers surprisingly great performance for the price. The Hisense has excellent contrast, so dark scenes look amazing in a dark room, with little  blooming around bright areas of the screen. It also has good peak brightness in SDR and decent reflection handling, so glare isn't an issue in a brighter room. It has an excellent color volume, making this TV very colorful overall. It's bright enough in HDR for a pleasant viewing experience, and just like the Hisense U8/U8K, it supports both HDR10+ and Dolby Vision HDR, although it doesn't support advanced DTS audio formats. Full Review here… Mixed Usage  7.4, TV Shows 6.9, Sports 7.0, Video Games 7.8, HDR Movies  7.5, HDR Gaming  8.0, PC Monitor 7.7 Best Upper Mid-Range TV LG C3 OLED (42” $896 - 83” $3996) - If you want a good home entertainment OLED but don 't want to get the expensive Sony A95L OLED, check out one of the best upper mid-range TVs we've tested, the LG C3 OLED. It's a premium TV that delivers stunning picture quality, especially in dark rooms; thanks to its near-infinite contrast ratio, there's no blooming around bright objects. It gets bright enough to fight glare even in moderately-lit rooms, and the reflection handling is incredible, but it doesn't use quantum dot technology, so colors aren't as bright as some of our other picks. The LG partly makes up for it with its versatility, as it has very good image processing, Dolby Vision HDR support with Dolby Vision gaming at 120Hz, and can passthrough advanced DTS audio formats. Like the Sony TVs, the LG supports Dolby Vision HDR, which is more widely used than Samsung's competing HDR10+.  Full Review here… Mixed Usage 9.0, TV Shows 8.6, Sports 8.8, Video Games 9.4, HDR Movies 9.0, HDR Gaming 9.1, PC Monitor 9.4 Best Bright Room TV (Sony X93L/X93CL (65” $1598 - 85” $3498) - If you mainly watch TV in a bright room, a TV with an LED backlight and higher peak brightness, like the Sony X93L/X93CL, is a better choice than the top two picks on this list. It's an excellent TV with impressive picture quality and an incredible peak brightness that helps it overcome glare in a bright room. It still looks good in a dark room thanks to its high contrast ratio and Mini LED local dimming feature, but there's more distracting blooming around bright highlights and subtitles in darker scenes compared to an OLED TV. Full Review here…   Mixed Usage 8.5, TV Shows 8.2, Sports 8.3, Video Games 8.8, HDR Movies 8.5, HDR Gaming 8.8, PC Monitor 8.6 Best Home Theater TV Sony A95L OLED (55” 2498 - 77” $4598) - If you're looking for the absolute best TV for a home theater setup and don't care as much about the price, check out the Sony A95L OLED. Although it's a very similar TV to the Samsung S90C OLED, it's better for home theaters thanks to its advanced video format support. Compared to Samsung's HDR10+ format, the Sony TV supports the more popular Dolby Vision HDR, so you'll enjoy the most advanced HDR experience possible from almost any source. Sony's processing does a better job following the content creator's intent, so the brightness and colors of HDR content look the way they're supposed to. It also offers better audio   format support than the Samsung, including DTS:X passthrough over eARC, so you can simplify your connection to your audio-video receiver by running everything through your TV without sacrificing audio quality. Full Review here… Mixed Usage 9.2, TV Shows 8.9, Sports 9.1, Video Games 9.3, HDR Movies 9.3, HDR Gaming 9.1, PC Monitor 9.4 Best TV Samsung S90C OLED (55” $1497 - 77” $2497) - The best TV we've tested is the Samsung S90C OLED. It's a fantastic TV with a great selection of extra features and incredible picture quality. It looks fantastic in a dark room thanks to its nearly infinite contrast ratio and perfect black uniformity, with no distracting blooming around bright areas of the screen. HDR content looks fantastic thanks to its high peak brightness, wide color gamut, and incredibly vibrant and realistic colors. Unlike some other TVs, the Samsung model doesn't support Dolby Vision HDR, nor does it support advanced DTS audio formats. It does support Samsung's less widely used HDR10+ format, which looks just as good as Dolby Vision. It's available in four sizes, 55, 65, 77, and 83 inches, although the 83-inch model uses a WOLED panel, so it looks different than the smaller sizes. Full Review here… Mixed Usage 9.0, TV Shows 8.6, Sports 8.9, Video Games 9.4, HDR Movies 9.0, HDR Gaming 9.3, PC Monitor 9.5