Televisions

Samsung India unveils 2018 TV line up with new QLED TV starting from Rs 2,45,000

South Korean tech giant, Samsung unveiled new models in its flagship QLED TV series, the mid-range UHD and Make for India "Concert" TV series in India.

Shanghai recycling plant readying itself for new battery waste to come from electric vehicles

Large-scale battery makers are being pressed to establish their own recycling facilities, and polluting backyard recyclers have been forced to close.

GST effect: Early Diwali for consumers as retailers offer up to 40% discount on TVs, ACs

Steep discount offers comes even as the GST Council increased excise credit to 60 percent from 40 percent on the transitional stock during its last meeting on 3 June

LeEco launches Super4 Series of 4K televisions for the Indian market

While X40 and X43 Pro have sound certified by Dolby Dts, X50 Pro uses sound design by Harman Kardon.

Apple's claims iOS devices are safe from vulnerabilities found in Wikileaks' CIA dump

Apple in a response to an email disclosed that as long as its users are running its latest firmware, they will be safe.

Samsung expects profit growth with record chip earnings despite political scandal

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Tuesday said it expects profit growth in 2017 despite challenges arising from political uncertainty, after record chip earnings glossed over the Note 7 smartphone fiasco in the fourth quarter.

Flipkart announces 'Big Exchange Days' for smartphones, TVs and more

To give a further push to sales in the competing e-commerce space, Flipkart has announced the launch of ‘Big Exchange Days’.

Micromax LED42K316 LED TV Review

The Micromax TV's premium price tag drastically changes the equation and the consumer's expectation from it...

Sony set for $642 mln investment in Olympus - sources

Sony Corp. will likely approve a plan this week to invest 50 billion yen in cash-strapped Olympus Corp., becoming its biggest shareholder with ...

IFA 2011: LG introduces the PenTouch Plasma Series of HDTVs

The stylus seems to be the rage at this year’s IFA; first it was Samsung who introduced the Series 7 slate and the Galaxy Note tablets. Hot on the heels