For the first time, pro football's biggest game will be broadcast in 4K High Dynamic Range.
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Millions of movie enthusiasts will cheer on their favorite stars this weekend.
John Logie Baird’s first live television broadcast took place on a screen roughly the size of a smartphone in 1926. Now there are 4K Ultra HD TVs and 100-inch screens.
When it comes to Holiday gifts to give and receive, tech products are high on the list.
Best Buy commissioned a national study to see what shoppers are looking for, and the results show that tablets lead a diverse group that also includes HDTVs, wearables and wireless speakers.
The top of the Top 15? The iPad. Here’s the full list:
Top 15 tech gifts for 2015
- iPad
- Bose QuietComfort 25 Noise Cancelling Headphones
- MacBook
- Samsung 48” Smart 4K Ultra HD TV
- Sharp 43” Smart HDTV with Roku
- Microsoft Surface
- Bose SoundLink Mini Bluetooth Speaker II
- Fitbit Charge HR Heart Rate and Activity Tracker
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S2
- Dyson V6 Absolute Bagless Cordless Vacuum
- Vizio 43” Smart 4K Ultra HD TV
- Apple Watch
- SONOS PLAY:1 Wireless Speaker
- iRobot Roomba Vacuum Cleaning Robot
- GoPro HERO4 Action Camera
The Best Buy study also uncovered the following holiday shopping trends:
- Millennials rank CE No.
Say goodbye to the days when you could get by without having some sort of sound system for your television. As pictures have improved with 4K/UHD, the audio components haven’t quite kept pace.
To get the full immersive audio-visual experience, you’ve got to throw some audio equipment into the mix.
Assembling a sound system can be tough, but Best Buy is here to help get your audio game on point with these tips.
1. Ditch the wires
Wireless sound systems are quickly becoming the standard for home theater.