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After reaching a sales milestone of 200 million Fire TV devices, Amazon has announced that it has expanding its TV line-up and is bringing its smart TV line to the UK, Germany and Mexico for the first time.
In a move it says underscores its commitment to providing a best-in-class streaming experience at an accessible price, Roku has announced the features and availability of its new Roku Select and Plus Series TVs, the first ever to be both designed and made by company.
In a new partnership designed to bring the international premium streaming service to the Tizen-powered devices, Lionsgate+ from Starz is now available on Samsung Smart TVs, smart monitors and projectors in the UK Ireland, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Colombia.
Headlined by what it calls its most advanced range of OLED TVs taking viewing immersion and user experience to new heights, LG Electronics has introduced its range of premium TVs for the coming year.
Proclaiming that it will be offering “exciting” opportunities to connect with brand ambassadors during the world's greatest football event, CE manufacturer TCL has launched in time for the World Cup a new range of sets designed to offer new immersive viewing experiences.
While debate rages about the quality of la selección that will take to the pitch for Spain at the World Cup, Spanish national broadcaster RTVE has raised the quality bar on screen for its coverage and is to offer action in Ultra HD free-to-air on DTT in HDR quality.
Following the company’s entry into the market last year with its streaming players and with Metz blue and TCL the first in line to take advantage of the new operating system, TV brands in Germany can now license the Roku OS for their smart TVs.
Consumer electronics company Vestel has announced that from 2023 it is to ship the first smart TVs with Powered by TiVo status in Europe with its sets based on the TiVo OS independent media platform from Xperi Holding Corporation.
