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Samsung 75-inch Class 4K (2160P) Ultra HD Smart QLED HDR TV QN75Q7FN (2018 model) — $2,797.99 (list price $4,799.99)

This card features 6GB of GDDR5 memory, a core clock of 1594MHz and a boost clock of 1809MHz. It requires a 400W power supply, features one DVI-D port, three DisplayPorts and one HDMI port.

The Good The LG C9 OLED TV has better image quality than any television we’ve ever tested. It delivers perfect black levels, wide viewing angles, superb uniformity, accurate color and a great bright-room picture. Video processing is slightly better than last year. It adds HDMI 2.1 features and support for Amazon Alexa and Apple AirPlay 2 are coming soon. Its striking design features a super slim panel.

CNET’s favorite TV for the money in 2018 is equipped with a better image than the Vizio E and Roku’s smart TV system. Prices start at 55 inches for around $500 while the awesome 65-inch size seen here is just $800. And yes, you could even get them the massive 75-inch model for $1,500.

Product differentiation, technology innovations and cost reductions are needed for survival and growth. Large screen size, high resolutions (4K and 8K), HDR (High Dynamic Range), WCG (Wide Color Gamut), miniLED, QD and OLED are needed for product differentiation.

What didn’t look so promising was evidence of under sampling of colors on the 1.2mm wall, resulting in contouring in images that showed color gradations. Samsung personnel insisted it was a problem with the content and not the display video card and driver. There was also evidence of some latency between different tiles, as seen with moving images. Some tiles were updating a split-second after others, resulting in a judder artifact. There are still some bugs in the machine that need to be worked out.

That’s a shame, because as with most art, much of the beauty in modern cinema and TV is subtle, and given that the Blu-ray release is likely far off, that means that we can’t experience the Battle of Winterfell the way it was truly meant to be experienced.

The guide then uses AI wizardry to monitor your viewing habits, creating a single ‘For You’ page with content tailored to suit your particular tastes. The more time it has to analyse your behaviour, the better the recommendations become, and it does work very effectively. However, there’s no individual log-in, so unless you live alone the analysis will be based on multiple users.

Unfortunately for early adopters, none of those features are any use just yet. Still, having HDMI 2.1 on board means the TV is as future-proof as a TV can get these days. When 4K/120 content is a reality, the C9 will be able to handle it. When soundbars and A/V receivers equipped to handle eARC come along, they’ll work together with the C9 to deliver totally uncompressed audio, including full-on Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. And when graphics cards for PCs and next-gen game consoles with HDMI 2.1 arrive, gamers will see the C9 automatically switching into low-latency mode and automatically adapting refresh rates to match the needs of the games they play.

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TCL 43-inch Class 4K Ultra HD Dolby Vision HDR Roku Smart LED TV (43S517) — $299.99 (list price $499.99)

Popular brand Syska too offer smart light 7W LED bulb for Rs 799. Like the other two mentioned above, it supports both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant so that consumers can control the brightness and even change colours using just voice commands.