Among the many different types of televisions on the market, plasma televisions are often the most popular. They offer a high-definition picture that is crisp and clear, and they are available in a wide range of sizes. Plasma TVs also offer high-end features, such as HDTV programming and Netflix compatibility. These TVs also tend to be much more affordable than their LCD counterparts. In fact, a new plasma TV can cost as little as $100, making them a popular option among young families.
LG Z2
During the last eight years, LG TVs have collected eight Innovation Awards from CES. LG is now showing off two new series of televisions.
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LG B2 OLED is priced at $1,499 for a 55-inch model, while LG C2 OLED is $1,399 for a 42-inch model. The LG G2 Gallery Edition features a flush-to-wall design, and will be released in select markets. LG has not announced pricing for the 83-inch or 97-inch models yet.
The LG G2 Gallery Edition will be showcased at IFA Berlin 2022. LG is also showing a 136-inch 4K UHD MicroLED TV. It will be available in January 2022. LG has not announced when the rest of its TV lineup will be revealed.
LG’s entry-level 4K UHD TVs will be powered by an Alpha 5 Gen 5 processor. They will feature WebOS 22, Dolby Vision IQ with Precision Detail, and dynamic tone mapping. They will also support Nvidia G-Sync. These TVs will have a thinner cabinet and ambient mode.
LG’s new webOS 22 includes new personalisation options. They are compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and other smart systems. They also include a Game Optimizer menu that collects settings relevant to a game. These TVs also support a variety of streaming services.
LG has also announced a series of QNED miniLED TVs. These models combine a Quantum Dot and NanoCell layer to produce excellent balance of colour. The 86-inch QNED model will have 2400 independent dimming zones. It will also have an advanced dimming algorithm.
LG’s new webOS 22 software features a new Always Ready mode, which apes Samsung’s Ambient Mode. This mode allows for more interactive features, including video on-demand, immersive audio, voice boost, and advanced emergency alerts.
Sony A95K
Using Mini LEDs and Acoustic Surface Audio+ technology, the Sony A95K will offer excellent color reproduction and sound quality. It’s a major step up from current Sony OLED TVs.
The A95K’s screen is surrounded by a 7-8mm bezel, which gives the TV a clean front. However, it does lack an illuminated Sony logo. Instead, a white LED flashes when a button is pressed on the remote. The A95K also features two HDMI 2.1 ports, which are capable of 4K 120Hz gaming.
The A95K’s stand is reversible, which is useful for putting the TV closer to the wall. A representative of Sony explained that the benefits of this stand include easier setup and a more attractive design.
The Sony A95K’s remote has clicky buttons and well-spaced buttons. It also has a built-in webcam. The remote can be paired with Google Duo, which supports video chat. It will also have Gesture Control, which allows users to control the TV with their hands.
In addition to the features listed above, the Sony A95K has an enhanced audio return channel (eARC), which is designed to enhance audio. It also features a depth map feature, which increases the depth of the image. It also supports Google TV operating system.
The Sony A95K also offers a remote finder feature. This feature will emit a beep if the remote isn’t in the right position. In addition, it offers Proximity Alert, which will prevent children from standing too close to the TV.
The Sony A95K’s screen also supports variable refresh rate (VRR). It will have two HDMI 2.1 ports, which will be capable of 4K 120Hz gaming.
Samsung Q60B
Among entry-level TVs, the Samsung Q60B stands out. This 65-inch plasma TV offers an excellent out-of-box contrast ratio, a wide range of colors, and a few unique features. While it does have some flaws, the Q60B is a great option for gamers and anyone who enjoys watching movies in a dark room.
The Samsung Q60B is available in 43, 50, 55, 65, and 85-inch sizes. Each model has a wide viewing angle, excellent HDR support, and an eye-catching design. The TV uses Mini LED and Neo QLED panel technology for bright images. The TV’s thin cabinet and bezels are unmatched by other competitors.
The Samsung Q60B offers some unique gaming features, including voice controls and a cloud gaming hub. The TV is compatible with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The remote has a built-in battery and mini solar panel for recharging. It also features a Game Bar, which appears along the bottom of the screen and displays the current frame rate.
The Samsung Q60B uses a BGR subpixel layout to deliver accurate colors. It has a higher peak brightness and better black uniformity than its predecessors. However, the response time is disappointing, especially when there is a dark transition.
The Samsung Q60B supports all common resolutions up to 4K @ 60Hz. It also supports every streaming site. However, it has limited support for Rec. 2020 color space. The TV also has a very thin frame and a stand that is sturdily built.
The Samsung Q60B also features motion interpolation, which improves the speed of moving objects. However, this feature is also responsible for creating artifacts. It also increases the input lag.
Philips OLED807
During IFA 2022, Philips has unveiled their Ambilight TV range. The new line of TVs features the latest in Ambilight technology, which uses LEDs behind the screen. This new system matches the content on the screen to create an image that is closer to reality. It also has the ability to track the colour content of images and match it to the screen. Philips has also introduced a new generation of the P5 picture processing engine. This engine is designed to improve picture quality, using two chips instead of one.
Philips’ Ambilight TV range is available in both OLED+ and Mini LED models. The OLED+ models are available in 65 and 77-inch sizes. These models are designed to deliver 1500 Nits of peak light output. This enables a wide viewing angle.
Philips has also designed the new TVs to offer high quality audio. The Philips OLED+907 model features a powerful audio system with four passive radiators. This system delivers detailed results during the demos.
Philips has also added a new Advanced HDR system to the TVs. This system analyzes the incoming picture scene by scene and frame by frame. This system is capable of delivering 4K/120Hz, and supports both HDR10 and AMD Freesync Premium. The new TVs also have the ability to support VRR.
Philips has also improved the colour accuracy of its OLED panels. The OLED807 model has a new EX panel, which features an improved colour and brightness. The new panel is able to deliver 30% more brightness than the standard OLED. This panel uses a proprietary algorithm-based EX Technology to boost brightness. This panel also features a trimmer design, which means the frame is not as wide. It also maintains the same subtle shading detail.
Vizio MQX
Designed to deliver the best in picture processing and Dolby Vision HDR, the MQX Series from Vizio is one of the top-tier TVs for 2023. The series comes in 50″, 65″, and 75-inch models, each offering an improved resolution.
In addition to the 4K resolution, the MQX Series is designed to provide enhanced clarity, color, and contrast. It also features AMD FreeSync Premium for smooth motion.
The MQX Series also features an Active Full Array backlight system to deliver superior black levels and fine detail in every frame. The backlight system uses pulse-width modulation to dim the backlight. It also features Gamma adjustment to maximize peak brightness. It also has a Reduce Noise feature to reduce banding in real content.
In addition to the Active Full Array backlight system, the MQX series offers an Active Pixel Tuning technology to optimize the darkness at the pixel level. It also has a local dimming feature to boost contrast. The local dimming feature does not offer the same level of brightness as mini LED backlights on higher-end TVs, but it is effective in boosting contrast.
Vizio MQX Series also offers a new feature called ProGaming Engine. This special feature can boost peak brightness for game play. It can also reduce low-frequency flicker, which can cause headaches for people who are sensitive to flicker.
The MQX series also features HDR10+ support, which means the TV can display 4K signals at 120Hz and 240Hz. Vizio also includes AMD FreeSync certification.
The MQX series also features a wide color gamut, which covers 78% of the Rec. 2020 color space. In addition, the MQX series is designed with an active full array backlight system to enhance Dolby Vision HDR performance.