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Hisense Buys Toshiba TV Brand

David Richards November 15, 2017 No Comments

Hisense the Chinese Company that is struggling to make a profit in Australia has moved to acquire the Toshiba TV brand in a move that could impact Powermove in Australia,…

A Sub $500 UHD 4K TV To Go On Sale At Aldi, Lowest TV Price Ever

Staff Writers November 8, 2017 No Comments

Aldi is set to sell one of their lowest priced 55″ Ultra High Definition television this month, the new 55-inch Ultra HD LED 4K TV will be available at Aldi from…

HDR Critical In Future TV Sales

David Richards November 8, 2017 No Comments

Desribed as the biggest development in TV picture quality, HDR (High Dynamic Range), is set to be a major driving force in TV sales going forward according to new research.…

Razer Has A Crack At A Gaming Phone Some Say It’s A Dud

Staff Writers November 2, 2017 No Comments

Razer is having a crack at a gaming phone after Sony with their Playstation device failed. Leading tech pub, The Verge claims that they simply can’t agree with Razer that…

EXCLUSIVE: Bose Stores To Stock Loewe TV Range

David Richards October 18, 2017 No Comments

Melbourne based distributor Indi Imports has secured a deal that will see 80% of the Bose stores in Australia selling the new Loewe TV range. Last month the German based…

Samsung Partners With Panasonic To License HDR10+

Jon Bragg August 29, 2017 No Comments

Samsung, Panasonic and 20th Century Fox have announced a new partnership to begin licensing the open and royalty-free HDR10+ standard to other manufacturers. The three companies will establish a licensing entity that…

Big W Set To Use Philips TV Brand To Win Back CE Market Share

David Richards August 28, 2017 No Comments

Big W who recently undertook a major restructure of their retail operation, which included an expansion of their consumer electronics category is set to take on the mass CE retailers…

Hisense Uses Price To Try And Reposition Their TV’s as Premium

David Richards August 24, 2017 No Comments

Hisense who earlier this year were bragging that they were the #1 TV brand in Australia untill ChannelNews pointed out that Samsung still held this position has launched a $9,900…

Australian Pricing Announced For New Sony OLED

Fergus Halliday August 11, 2017 No Comments

Australian pricing and availability has been announced for Sony’s new Bravia A1 series of OLED televisions. According to Sony, “Creating a totally new viewing experience by combining the superior picture…

Samsung Unveil Blu-Ray Player Worthy Of Their QLED TVs

Fergus Halliday August 2, 2017 No Comments

Samsung have officially announced specs, availability and pricing for their new UBD-M9500 Ultra HD Blu-ray Player, which they say marries the very best in picture quality with new levels of…