Selecting the ideal TV for your living room can be an exciting but overwhelming process, given the wide range of sizes, resolutions, and features available in today's market. Whether you're ...

1. Room Size and Viewing Distance The first thing to consider when picking a TV is the size of your living room and the distance from your seating area to the screen.

This is why it’s recommended that there be plenty of room around the TV for air circulation. It’s also why Panasonic recently debuted an airflow system for its flagship OLED called ThermalFlow.

Designers offer pro tips for integrating the device so it won’t take over the room, whether you have a jumbotron or just a really big television By Jennifer Tzeses Originally Published Nov. 20 ...

LAS VEGAS— Last year the biggest TV buzz at CES was all about “wireless” TVs. This year, the world’s largest TV manufacturers are all about transparent screens for the home. At CES2024 this week, LG ...

One: that’s no longer my living room, it now belongs to the TV. And two: Plan on moving your couch about six feet back (at least) from where it’s currently placed when you get a screen this big.

More Americans watch YouTube on TV than on their smartphones—here’s what that means for creators and viewers Kurt Wilms, who oversees YouTube’s living room products, says the company wants ...