Here’s a company name you need to get comfortable with: Hisense. For those of you unfamiliar, Hisense is a Chinese electronics and appliance manufacturer that’s been in the game since 2001. The company has been largely successful in a Chinese market that has shown tremendous loyalty to...

The preliminary television line-up for Value Electronics’ 2016 Flat Panel Shootout has been officially revealed, and the much celebrated industry event has confirmed it will be returning the site of this year’s CE Week in New York City. “Our TV Shootout has proven to be a ‘must attend’ event...

Vizio has been readying its Reference Series of televisions for retail sale for a number of months, and, yesterday, the popular television manufacturer released the actual MSRPs that customers will need to stomach if they want to take a bite of the world’s first Dolby Vision capable sets...

This week Vizio released details about a slew of new products, headlined by the industry’s first-ever lineup of 4K Ultra HD televisions with High Dynamic Range (HDR) and support of Dolby Vision. Big news (and good news to boot). Vizio plans to release the first 4K Television with HDR...

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity onboard audio and visual products have become a major selling point for manufacturers across the board. From a consumer’s perspective, it’s easy to understand why. Most homes have Wi-Fi networks and computers loaded with media just begging to be used, not to...

Last week we previewed Sony’s new lineup of affordable AVR models, this week we’re shifting our attention to the visual side of Sony’s 2014 offerings with a preview of their new Bravia 4K Ultra HDTVs and the FMP-X10 Media Player. Last year, Sony busily began prepping itself to catch the...

Hisense to Offer Feature-Packed, Affordable 55", 65" Televisions on Amazon.com Hisense will offer Amazon customers their strongest lineup of WiFi-enabled 3D Smart TVs yet. Suwanee, Georgia, January 24, 2013 — Hisense USA, the world’s fifth-largest television manufacturer, today announced the...

Hello guys, I'm in a new construction house and six televisions are to be placed throughout the rooms. At each point where a TV is supposed to go, there are two coaxial feeds. All of the coaxial throughout the house trace back to a central location, where there are currently three splitters...