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Those fancy thin screens with superb pictures are super fragile and need to be handled with TLC. Here are some tips for getting a new television home and set up safely.
The average American replaces their TV only once every seven or eight years, so it’s a purchase you want to get right.
From HDR to OLED, all things TV tech will be easily showcased and explained with the LG Experience at nearly 400 Best Buy stores nationwide.
No matter what you call it, the TV room is the coolest room in the house. And with pro football's Big Game coming up on Feb. 7, take a moment and look at the drool-inducing television creations our friends at Magnolia can turn into reality.
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.
Expected to be a top-watched technology at CES 2016, high dynamic range creates a more realistic picture because of greater contrast between light and dark colors.
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.