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Even on the lower-end, smart 4K TVs can still do exactly what 99% of people need from their TV. Enough for high definition streaming, gaming on curent-gen hardware, and—if you still have it—cable.

The console doesn’t just let you connect your N64 via HDMI, it will upscale the tiny resolution on Nintendo’s 64-bit console up to 4K. The $250 Analogue 3D can take most of the N64’s library ...

The deal is available with Samsung’s latest range of 4K and 8K smart TVs which were released earlier this year. There is a larger offer of £500 cashback if you’re willing to cough up close to ...

The best 4K projectors are still the ultimate way for you to get an immersive theater experience at home. All of the projectors in this guide are capable of beaming a larger image than any regular ...

A 4K monitor is useful not only in games and movies but also when editing documents or browsing web pages. The extra pixels make text look clear and crisp. Also, make sure you optimize the ...

You want a great gaming TV: The U7N offers high-level gaming features including 4K 120Hz, 144Hz, VRR, and Dolby Vision gaming, making it ideal for PS5 and Xbox Series X. You want a high ...

Sony delivers premium 4K upscaling powered by its 4K X-Reality PRO 4K reference database. If you own a PS5, you’ll appreciate the Sony exclusive automatic HDR tone mapping that changes up the TV ...

During a promotional show for SiriusXM for their new album Moon Music, Coldplay singer Chris Martin roasted a fan who ...

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Like many of the best Coldplay songs, Fix You starts slow – Martin’s voice, a bit of church organ – but builds to a glorious crescendo, weaving in synth, harmonies and an overenthusiastic ...

Like many of the best Coldplay songs, Fix You starts slow – Martin’s voice, a bit of church organ – but builds to a glorious crescendo, weaving in synth, harmonies and an overenthusiastic drumkit.