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This device is quietly replacing living room TVs, and I finally get why

Once you stop treating the TV like a piece of furniture, the whole vibe of a living room shifts. A 65-inch OLED is a statement no matter how you slice it. A portable projector, on the other hand, can ...
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The Best TV Stands for Your Living Room

After doing loads of research, you just spent a decent chunk of money on the TV of your dreams. A 65” OLED screen, 8K resolution and future-proof ports for next-gen consoles and more. But once you get ...
CNET

I Watched a $30,000, 116-Inch TV. Now I Need a Bigger Living Room

I spent a couple of hours with the Hisense 116UX TV, which has an RGB mini-LED backlight and a superfast 165Hz panel. Also, it's big. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in ...
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I Thought a TV in the Corner of Your Room Was an Old-Fashioned Layout — But Here Are 5 Times Where It Actually Works Best

The position of your TV can cause quite a stir in the design community. Do let it dominate your central wall for easy viewing from all angles, or do you opt for a smaller, more discreet monitor that ...
Popular Science

How to decide where to put your TV in your living room (or anywhere else)

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More Americans watch YouTube on TV than on their smartphones—here’s what that means for creators and viewers

YouTube celebrated its 20th birthday last month. Currently, users watch more than a billion hours of content on the Google-owned video platform every day. And increasingly, that content is streamed on ...