Even though I am dumbfounded by Samsung’s continued attempts to make Bixby a thing, I have to admire their confidence in the attempt. After all, the value proposition provided by Google and Apple’s robot slave, er… um… AI assistant, is obvious to me. They have all my data (depending on ecosystem adherence) already, travel with me, and provide something besides […]
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I am a huge fan of HDTVTest’s reviews. Vincent does an amazing job of covering the products he looks at in fantastic depth; often with a great deal of wit as well. So I was really surprised when his apology video for a review of the 2018 Samsung Q9F/Q9FN popped up in the channel. Having watched the review earlier, I […]
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I must admit that I haven’t been following Samsung’s QLED display lineup. It should be better than last year’s, and QLED is interesting, but the lack of Dolby Vision support and that it’s not OLED has dimmed my interest in them. That’s not to say that there aren’t valid reasons to grab one (room lighting, size considerations, etc.), so if […]
Read moreI don’t think I would buy a UltraHD Blu-ray player that didn’t have Dolby Vision support at this point. Especially not one that costs what the Samsung UBD-M9500 goes for. Unfortunately, it’s probably not even a great time to buy a disc player at all with a slew of new models coming out in the next couple months. Many of […]
Read moreIt looks like Samsung might have killed off the RUI feature in its firmware that lets you use the HDHR DVR without installing an app on the display. You can check out their video which demonstrates this yourself. If this is intentionally, and not a bug introduced in the firmware update, I have to say that it’s pretty customer hostile. […]
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If you’re fortunate enough to have a 2016 Samsung TV that supports RUI, I’m sure you were quite interested in the news that you can now use the full HDHR View app without installing anything. The forum post that mentioned it was a bit light on the details, so SD has provided a full release (attached) which outlines the feature. […]
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I have a Samsung TV, so I was initially really excited about this announcement. But, alas, it isn’t a 2016 model so I can’t test it. If you do have both, let us know how well it works for you. Bonus, should also work for DVR features as well! Details.
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As awesome as OLED displays are, they aren’t for everyone.Whether it’s cost or some other reason, maybe a curved LED backlit LCD is more your thing.From the looks of it the Samsung UEKS9000 would be a solid contender here click https://casinodeguide.com/ online casino games by leo games vegas and how to find free bonus, even though it doesn’t quite offer […]
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I’m not sure I’d settle for anything less than OLED in my next TV, but if you have to save some dosh and need one now – that’s not really an option. That said, Samsung LCD’s do tend to perform well, and have a good set of features, so it shouldn’t hurt to much to “settle” for this “HDR Dazzler”. […]
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I was completely underwhelmed with OLED TVs last year. They consistently suffered from slow pixel response and color bleed, but this year was completely different. There were OLED displays of many sizes, shapes and resolutions at many vendors booths with Samsung boasting some beautiful 4K UHD. Full breakdown after the click. OLED A lot can happen in a year, and […]
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