Awesome Tips Best TVs of CES 2024
CNET’s David Katzmaier runs through his favorite TVs of CES, from transparent tech from Samsung and LG to huge TVs from TCL and Hisense. Check them all out right here.
CNET’s David Katzmaier runs through his favorite TVs of CES, from transparent tech from Samsung and LG to huge TVs from TCL and Hisense. Check them all out right here.
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Hisense 110 inch is the best announcement
Anything for LG C4 and samsung S90D
still no ultrawide tv
The watch needs to be a ring
I hate tvs nowadays crt tvs were better
No 4k 1440p
At 0:41 and 1:04, who farted?
The LGs seem to be very reflective but I haven't seen any other comments about this. Are they as reflective as the look on the video? Thanks
❤exciting 🎉
1:38 $20,000 tv? Just hang two 55 inch Q60C TVs next to each other for $1500. 😂
Disappointed that Sony did nothing at CES for TV's since the news of going with mini led instead with oled for future TV's.
This being cnet you’d think the video quality of this video would be better
Not impressed by Samsung with the Glare Free TV, since it's basically a nano textured glass like what Apple uses in its display and boy does. itcost A LOT.
Wow
🪹🪹
Nothing from SONY?
Or were they too busy showing off their vapor car?
Glare free = still has glare. Why lie Samsung?
Seems like a TCL commercial
This is going to be a blockbuster year for TVS. The big 3 and TCL and Hisensr have brought their A games to CES 2024.😊
Could they stack a bunch of those transparent panels to make a 3d image ? 🤔🤔
About the M4, you have to wonder if it's sending the decoded signal over the air which is up to 6 gigabytes per second and a serious health consideration. Who wants 24 Terabytes passing through them over a 2 hour movie? You may as well live next to the busiest cell tower in New York City… If it's the undecoded signal, then perhaps it's ok.
The only practical TVs were the TCL QM8 and QM7 (essentially this year's QM8 is rebadged as QM7).
This year can be called the "Return of the LED" because they are coming up with crazy numbers of dimming zones and nits – it will be interesting to see OLEDs next to them.
Sony is definitely looking to disrupt the LED market so that's the number one thing.
Samsung's anti reflection is impressive because it seems to lose little vibrancy (wetness) in exchange for it.
Gimmick
The transparent samsung is a MICRO LED not MINI LED
Gotta be LG.