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The 100U7K joins the existing 55, 65 and 75 inch models, with the previously-announced 85-inch option also set to start rolling out to UK stores.  

In their first 'JVC Roku TV' collaboration, the four HD and Full HD models come in 24 to 43 inch sizes, with a bonus offer for both new and existing Roku customers to try out one month of ITVX Premium for free.  

We travelled to Barcelona to get hands-on with the new Philips OLED+908 Micro Lens Array equipped OLED TV and interviewed TP Vision's picture guru Danny Tack.  

Philips’ original UK launch date for its OLED808 TV was August but plans change and mice and men react accordingly. Now the company has confirmed a new release slot and it’s not too far away.  

Its flagship 4K OLED TV with a Micro Lens Array (MLA) layer and META brightness boosting algorithm is ready to roll out next month  

You don’t need an Xbox Series S/X or PC to boldly go where no… ok, wrong franchise … but if you fancy some deep space adventuring in Starfield directly on your Samsung TV sans console or PC, then Gaming Hub is your launch pad.  

A detailed round-up of all of the major models in the company’s 2023 portfolio, from the new X955 QD-MiniLED to its more affordable QLEDs and LCDs.  

Sharp has announced the expansion of its TV portfolio with three new MiniLED series, including a new flagship model, plus a fresh QLED range set to launch in the coming months.  

The new top-tier TV boasts a peak brightness of 5,000 nits and packs in a similar number of dimming zones and, along with the upgraded C95 Series, it will be joined by an entry-level C805 option – and some new NXTPAPER smartphones.  

We present our best settings out of the box for the Panasonic MZ980 OLED TV.  

A comprehensive round-up of all of its major TV launches this year, from the MZ2000 with MLA technology to its cheaper LEDs, covering all that’s new and improved, and detailing the key differences between each model.  

The company's flagship Bravia XR 4K TV is now available for pre-order ahead of its September release, with prices starting from £2,999.  

Aided by the Zero Connect Box, the M3 Series delivers the world’s first wireless OLED and is out now in South Korea, with Europe and North America to follow shortly, along with 77 and 83 inch models.  

The two super-sized screens offer a wide colour gamut with Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos support and are coming soon to the UK and Europe.  

Now the cheaper option of the company’s largest OLED displays, it also includes a 1TB hard disk recorder along with the usual streaming suspects.  

With sizes from 24 to 65 inches and a peak price point of £450, there could be some very tempting arrivals for those looking for a more affordable viewing solution.  

Rumour becomes reality as the arrival of the new larger size suggests the LG Display collaboration is in full effect, with a new home-made 98-inch Q80C QLED also now available.  

We visit Panasonic UK and get hands-on with the new LCD and OLED TV range and interview Michael Price about the new features and technologies.