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HDMI 2.2 and Ultra96: Do You Really Need New Cables?
HDMI 2.2 doubles bandwidth to 96Gbps, but most home theaters do not need new Ultra96 cables yet. Here is when an upgrade actually matters.

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Samsung Micro RGB: The Television Trying to Make OLED Look Ordinary
Samsung’s 2026 R85H and R95H Micro RGB TVs challenge OLED with wider color, high brightness, glare control and sizes from 55 to 130 inches.

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AI Is Making TVs More Expensive. Should You Buy Before 2027?
AI demand has pushed the electronics inside some LCD TVs above the cost of their panels. Veronica Vale explains which buyers should act before 2027—and why OLED shoppers should keep their nerve.

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Two Amazon Listings, One Samsung QN80H: Which 65-Inch Offer Makes Sense?
The same television can appear under more than one Amazon ASIN. That is what we found with the U.S. 65-inch Samsung QN80H. The important identifier is the full model number, QN65QN80HAFXZA, rather than a shortened headline such as “QN65QN80HA.” The standalone TV listing uses ASIN B0GP9XS93W. Amazon’s item details identify the model as QN65QN80HAFXZA. A […]

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Samsung Q80C Owners: What Changes With the 65-Inch QN80H?
The Samsung Q80C was a strong midrange gaming TV in 2023. HD Guru’s original 65Q80C review measured a 9.2ms lag for a 1080p signal and praised its four HDMI inputs with 4K/120Hz support. Its full-array LED backlight also exposed the limits of the tier: visible haloing in some dark scenes, weaker contrast off-axis, and distracting […]

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