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Erik Wesley

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Editor at AVS Forum

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  • 2 days ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

    The QM8K comes in four sizes: TCL 65QM8K (65-inch) - $2,199 (model reviewed)TCL 75QM8K (75-inch) - $3,199TCL 85QM8K (85-inch) - $3,799TCL 98QM8K (98-inch) - $6,499If you’re wondering about the 115-inch version from last year, that panel is still in TCL’s lineup, but it’s technically a carryover. TCL has confirmed that while it falls under the QM8 name, it uses a different processing and a separate dimming system, so while it's a QM8 in name it’s different enough from your standard QM8 series.

  • 1 week ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

    Bowers & Wilkins is honoring its decades-long relationship with Abbey Road Studios by introducing a limited-edition version of its flagship speaker. The new 801 Abbey Road Edition celebrates 45 years of collaboration between the two legendary audio brands. Built on the foundation of the 801 D4 Signature, this limited release adds a new layer of design heritage.

  • 1 week ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

    The Fusion screen is positioned as an alternative to traditional LED walls, particularly in environments like conference rooms, hospitality venues, digital signage installations, and public spaces such as museums and airports. According to Screen Innovations, it was engineered to avoid many of the compromises typically associated with ALR screens, such as narrow viewing angles, hotspotting, and distracting surface textures.

  • 1 week ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

    But most people buying a Hisense TV today will likely pick something from their ULED lineup, which includes the U6, U7, U8, and U9 series. Sitting just below the flagship U9 series is the model we're looking at today: the brand-new U8QG. FeaturesThere are some nice upgrades this year compared to last year's model. Hisense continues to use its mini LED backlight VA panel which offers up to 5,000 dimming zones depending on the screen size.

  • 2 weeks ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

    The 132 inch fixed frame uses a lenticular ALR and CLR surface with .6 gain, supports resolutions up to 8K, and is ready for 3D playback. You also get a super wide 170 degree viewing angle and easy wall mounting. The screen carries a retail price of $1,299 and is built with a fixed frame and tensioned surface.

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