This post compares Smart TVs with traditional setups, explaining their differences, how both access live TV, and why aerials may still be required. Smart TVs connect directly to the internet for on-demand content and streaming apps. Traditional TVs require external boxes or aerials for live broadcasts and Freeview. Even Smart TVs usually need an aerial Read More…
If you belong to the (slightly) older generation, you probably remember the times when people talked about the premiere of some TV show’s episode with their colleagues the day after the show was shown on TV. You would speculate what would happen next and couldn’t wait for the following week to watch the next episode. Read More…
The quality of your HDTV signal will be highly dependent on the positioning of your aerial and every home is a bit different in this respect. For your home the best position might be the roof, your loft, on top of your garage and any number of other places. This is when it pays to Read More…
4K TV is the next generation of televisions that are now available. Also known as ultra HD or UHD the television picture quality is a staggering four times the detail of HD making your viewing experience the best it has ever been. A 4K ultra HD TV picture is 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, giving you Read More…
If you’ve just bought a large screen Plasma or LCD television, then mounting that TV on the wall can make a lot of sense. It will free up space in the home and will give you the great viewing capability. TV wall mounting can be relatively simple, but it’s also easy to make a Read More…
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