Why Your Boring Black TV Deserves This Retro Wooden Upgrade
You know what nobody talks about enough? How absolutely boring our TVs have become. Seriously, when did we all collectively decide that every television needs…
You know what nobody talks about enough? How absolutely boring our TVs have become. Seriously, when did we all collectively decide that every television needs…
Before flat screens colonized every wall and surface, televisions had personality. They came in wild shapes and bold colors, designed by people who believed consumer…
The original Wallpaper OLED from 2017 felt like a sci-fi prop, impossibly thin but tethered by cables and living in carefully staged rooms. CES 2026…
A television spanning 130 inches diagonally creates immediate questions about physics, aesthetics, and whether something this massive can exist as anything other than spectacle. Samsung’s…
Museum curators don’t typically collaborate with television manufacturers, but LG Electronics recruited them specifically to develop the Gallery Mode for its new Gallery TV launching…
Before flat screens and streaming services, television sets were hulking pieces of furniture that commanded respect and curiosity in equal measure. FMDavid’s LEGO Ideas submission…
Home cinema has never been this affordable. The TCL Projector C1 brings 120-inch screen entertainment to your living room for just $199, making it cheaper…
TVs keep getting brighter and sharper, but the viewing experience is still broken up by small, annoying tasks. Getting up for a drink, fiddling with…
Black Friday deals usually mean hunting for discounts on the same boring products everyone already owns. TV mounts that do the bare minimum, speaker stands…
Walking through Samsung’s Innovation Museum in Seoul, I stopped at this timeline wall that tracks television design from 1925 to 2018. And honestly, the proportions…
Over the weekend, I’m calibrating the Hisense 100U65QF’s picture settings when my neighbor walks through the front door and stops dead. “That’s not a hundred-inch…
Every year, the halls of IFA in Berlin are littered with products trying to solve the “black rectangle problem.” Tech companies, especially TV manufacturers, have…