January’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a brilliant and enthralling showcase of what the world can expect from home technology in the coming years – including television. Technology keeps on pushing boundaries that not so long ago would have been unimaginable. Television viewers already have endless choice of viewing at the touch of a button Read More…

Christmas is a fantastic time of year – and this is certainly true for television viewing. What better way to enjoy the cosy break than catching up with the latest television drama? There is always plenty of hype surrounding the major Christmas television shows, but will you be able to watch them all is the Read More…

The nights are getting darker and colder meaning one thing: more TV and more films. Yet while our appetite for watching the latest block-busters and binge-watching TV series after TV series goes unabated, two fairly mainstream services shut their doors recently. Both LoveFilm and the BBC Store called it a day just as we entered Read More…

Problems with radio reception are all too common and can be incredibly frustrating. That familiar buzzing, different shows fading in and out, loss of signal and channels being unavailable can interrupt your listening pleasure in the car and at home. The good news, however, is that there are steps you can take to boost your Read More…

There is a generation of younger people who cannot remember when there were just four television channels to choose from. Back in the day, the dawn of Channel 5 was a huge event. Today there are so many channels that the majority of people would not be able to name them all – or get Read More…

One thing is for certain the devil is certainly in the details when it comes to television technology. HD, ultra HD and now 4k televisions all vie to catch our attention – or more specifically to catch our attention and keep us mesmerised by the intricate details they display on our television. Picture quality and Read More…

When did televisions become the new focal point in homes? There would have been a time in the not very distant past when if the question ‘where are you going to put the TV?’ was met with ‘above the fire’ it would have been seen at the very least as laughable. Fast forward a few Read More…

Are you a Baby Boomer who remembers the original Sony Trinitron TV? Or was the 90s wide screen TV, complete with extra large depth more your era? Whatever distant memory the first household TV holds for you, the size and shape will have been somewhat different to the modern screen of today. Bringing home cinema Read More…

Buying a home cinema system requires installation which you may or may not know how to do effectively. Here is a quick guide to setting up a simple home cinema system: 1. The first thing to do is to plug in the system. Cables should be attached to the speakers and then to the amplifier, Read More…