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HDTVTest was established in February 2007 by Vincent Teoh and Colin Tang, both passionate home theatre fans. They often found it challenging to find detailed reviews of HDTVs specific to the UK in magazines or online, which inspired them to create their own platform.

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LG TVs finally get the Xbox app for cloud gaming

14 hours ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

If you bought one of LG’s high-end OLED or QNED Mini-LED TVs in the last three years, you might be pleasantly surprised to know that you can now download the Xbox app and use it to stream “hundreds” of top-tier Xbox games directly, without needing to shell out for a games console.
Roku reveals new streaming sticks, TVs and OS updates

14 hours ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

Roku is revamping its product suite for Americans with its smallest streaming sticks ever and a new lineup of Roku TVs for 2025, in addition to some nice new features in its iconic TV operating system software. The newly announced Roku Streaming Stick and Roku Streaming Stick Plus devices are said to be 35% smaller than the company’s existing models, as well as rival offerings such as Amazon’s Fire TV Sticks.
The world's smallest projector is now available to buy

2 days ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

A little-known U.S. company called Aurzen earned plenty of plaudits at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in January when it showed off what it believes is the world’s smallest projector, based on a novel tri-folding design. It’s called the Aurzen ZIP, and it has finally gone on sale.
Dangbei's N2 mini is one of the lowest-cost portable projectors seen so far

6 days ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

Dangbei is jumping back into the already saturated market for cheap portable projectors with a new entry-level model called the Dangbei N2 mini. It’s an LED projector that’s able to deliver big-screen 1080p Full HD pictures with a simple set-up experience for novice users.
Freely adds 16 new channels to its free streaming service

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

Free U.K. TV streaming service Freely, which is widely considered to be the successor to the hugely popular Freeview service, has celebrated its one-year anniversary with the launch of 16 new channels from ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5. Created by the team behind Freeview and Freesat, Freely is backed by all four of the U.K.’s major domestic broadcasters, providing a way for anyone in the country to stream free-to-air television directly to their home.
Samsung installs massive, curved LED wall at Twickenham Film Studios

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

Samsung is moving in on Britain's virtual production industry, partnering with Twickenham Film Studios and Quite Brilliant to create what will become one of the U.K.’s largest LED display sound stages. Samsung's Wall for Virtual Production will be housed at the historic Stage 3 in Twickenham Film Studios. It’s a massive 24 x 4.5 metre wall with a 105 square-foot LED ceiling and there are additional mobile LED totem walls available to create even more immersive studio experiences.
Samsung's S95F QD-OLED and The Frame Pro TVs launch in USA

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

Samsung Electronics says its flagship 2025 TV, the Samsung S95F, is now on sale in the USA, alongside an upgraded version of its popular art gallery-style TV, The Frame. The S95F is the successor to last year’s S95D, which was widely regarded as one of the best televisions that money could buy. The upgraded model builds on that, with the brightness of its QD-OLED panel delivering an impressive boost in brightness.
Google TV to put the spotlight on free, ad-supported TV channels

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

Google is forcing Google TV device makers to include a prominent “Free TV” button on their remote controls if they want to be able to use its television software in future. With the move, the company appears to be trying to give more exposure to the more than 150 free TV channels it offers through its television software platform.
LG Display bows out of the LCD TV panel business for good

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

South Korea has finally drawn the curtains on its participation in the LCD TV display manufacturing industry, with LG Display shutting down its last remaining factory, located in China.
BenQ boosts its Home Cinema Series projector lineup with AI smarts

1 week ago | hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley

BenQ is updating its Home Cinema Series projector lineup with two new models, including the high-end BenQ W5850, designed for projecting movies onto “theatre-grade” screens, and the BenQ W4100i, which brings cinema-like visuals to the living room. The company stressed that the BenQ W5850 is meant to deliver the “ultimate cinematic experience”, throwing up a 200-inch image from just a few metres away from the wall or, ideally, proper projector screen.