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IAMF Spatial Audio Challenges Dolby Atmos for TV Dominance

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IAMF, short for Immersive Audio Model and Formats, is the latest spatial audio technology jointly brought to life by tech giants Samsung and Google, making waves that echo across the home entertainment market. Openly challenging the reigning champion, Dolby Atmos, …

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How Has the Design of TV Changed Over Time?

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For decades, most people have been unable to imagine a living room without a TV in it somewhere. However, the TV sitting in living rooms 50 years ago looks a little different from those found in almost every home in …

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A Beginner’s Guide to Purchasing a TV

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4K TV or 8K TV? Wall-mounted or pedestal? 3D TV or 2D? The range of choices when you’re buying a TV are endless and can sometimes seem overwhelming. One of the first things you need to think about before purchasing …

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What Does the Future Hold for TV Technology?

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As is common with the fantastic world of technology, things are constantly changing. In the last ten years alone, the advances seen in this industry include live online streaming services such as Netflix, self-driving cars, tablets, augmented reality devices, and …

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Building Your Home Theatre

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Due to the current global circumstances, people are spending more time around their TVs than ever – this means that having the ultimate home cinema experience has never been more important.

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How to Connect a Laptop to Your TV

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There are many ways to connect a laptop to a TV. You might try to connect your laptop using an HDMI or a VGA cable. Sometimes, you might come across issues, such as when the image transfers correctly, but the …

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