Sony made a left field announcement at CES today — it's made a car. With help from Bosch, NVIDIA and Qualcomm the company has created its first prototype vehicle under its Vision-S initiative — pipping the likes of Google and Apple, which have been talking about doing something similar, to the post. It is, predictably, loaded with sensors and other Sony tech. Elsewhere in its press conference, Sony demonstrated 360 Reality Audio, its revamped TV series and finally unveiled the long-awaited official PS5 logo — and it's reassuringly familiar.
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4K TVs may seem relatively new, but there's another even higher-resolution display technology already here: 8K TV. Should you upgrade? We've got the answers to that question and more.
Enraptured showgoers at CES 2019 were mesmerized by the new 8K TVs being shown off by LG and Samsung, but we could still hear the collective sigh from tech fans the world over. Why? Why in the world do we need 8K when it feels like 4K just became a thing? Is this a «planned obsolescence» scenario for TV? An attempt to force an upgrade before its time? And what about content? Is there any hope for 8K when we can barely get 4K?Those are all fair questions, and we have the answers.
Here's everything you need to know about 8K vs. 4K vs. HD — and why your 4K TV will be just fine for the foreseeable future.
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The Wall: Samsung's 292-inch MicroLED display is ridiculous
We got to experience Samsung's newest 292-inch MicroLED modular display at CES 2020 and it was impressive. Who needs a green screen anymore!
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On The Road Tasmania Travel Series Trailer | Full Series Now Live! ⚡
On the Road ‘Tasmania’ Travel Series is now live!
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Tasmania has been bubbling away for some time now and there’s no denying that the last 10 years have seen somewhat of a creative resurgence. Some call it the Mona effect, others might argue it was the whiskey revolution, either way Tasmania is the new home for designers, makers and independent businesses. Whilst about to hit boiling point, Tasmania shows no signs of slowing down with foodies, design junkies and experience seekers all heading to the island once known purely for its landscape.
I feel an enormous sense of pride to be showcasing my home state of Tasmania. I didn’t always speak with such pride, infact I’m ashamed to admit that I often brushed over the fact that I was Tasmanian — as I grew tired of having to smile while yet another individual enquired as to where the scar on my neck was (because us island folk have two heads you know… hmmm yes, champagne comedy).
Fast forward 20 years and I’m now met with starry eyed praise and excitement upon mentioning my home town. Anyone that has experienced Tasmania recently will testify to how unique it is, with an overwhelming love for the places and personalities that you encounter. I must say, you’d be hard pressed to find a mean Tasmanian. The state has an overall sense of friendliness, like coming home. For me, I was coming home — but not to the same place I grew up in. Whilst I liked Tasmania in the 90s, this new Tasmania is a hell of a lot cooler.
Hunting for George is excited to launch the trailer for our 8-part video series ‘On The Road’. This travel series documents our time in Tasmania hunting down design, architecture, makers, accommodation, homes and unique experiences. Launching 2nd January 2020, eight episodes over six weeks will showcase experiences in Stanley, Flinders Island, Launceston, Lake St Clair, Hobart, Bruny Island, Eaglehawk Neck and Freycinet. Including additional Tasmanian ‘Let Us In’ Home Tours along the way.
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