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  1. Plex Releases New Media Rental Service

    Plex, a popular streaming service alongside Netflix and HBO’s Max, recently launched their own movie and TV rental service. The digital rental service looks like a potential competitor for Apple and Amazon’s popular rental services, however Plex may have some obstacles to overcome before their version catches up to the big names. Already, some users are complaining about limitations and compromises with the new service. Let’s take a closer look at what Plex’s new release has to offer, and where it may fall short.

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  2. Samsung Breaks Into the Small OLED TV Market

    Samsung's recent expansion of their OLED TV range could prove to be a major competitor or even industry leader in the OLED TV market. While there were a few more fascinating releases announced at CES 2024, such as the transparent OLED from LG or the whopping 115-inch screen from TCL, Samsung's new products caught our eye for just that reason.

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  3. What Sennheiser Brought to CES 2024: Momentum True Wireless 4 and More

    Sennheiser fans were nothing short of ecstatic at the Consumer Electronics Show this year. As a long-time provider of Sennheiser headphones, it's safe to say we're pretty excited here at Selby as well. The iconic hi-fi brand dropped three new products, and they're all in the headphones realm: The Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds, the Momentum Sport running in-ears, and the Accentum Plus over-ear headphones.

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  4. Apple and Google Chop Their Video Apps

    Last month, two major brands cut the cord on one of their video apps, meaning consumers will have to find new ways to get their media.

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  5. Samsung Announces a Sequel to the Frame TV: the Music Frame

    One of the more unique audio announcements at the CES 2024 came from Samsung with the release of the Music Frame.

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  6. A Sneak Peek at CES 2024

    If you want to see the newest releases showcased and first-ever announcements from major electronics brands, the CES is where to do it. The Consumer Electronics Show is the largest consumer tech show in the world. Over one hundred thousand people flock to Las Vegas every January to the see the freshest drops in the electronics industry.

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  7. Apple May Be Pushing Artists to Support Dolby Atmos Playback

    A Bloomberg report has revealed that Apple may be using rewards to encourage artists and labels to include Dolby Atmos mixes with future releases.

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  8. Samsung and Google Develop 3D Audio Technology Competitor for Dolby Atmos

    An interview with Samsung's research team has revealed that the tech company is working with Google to create their own 3D audio technology. Although Samsung products currently feature compatibility with Dolby Atmos, their new technology could become a direct competitor.

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  9. Refresh Rate: Everything You Need to Know (And More)

    If you're shopping for a TV or a projector for your living room or for a home theatre setup, you're probably aware that refresh rate is an important specification to look at. Those who use a gaming console and monitor also often play close attention to refresh rate. Outside of definition, refresh rate probably has the biggest impact on the viewing experience you can get from a device. So, what does refresh rate mean and how is it different from frame rate? What constitutes a "good" refresh rate?

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  10. Dolby FlexConnect Will Optimize Dolby Atmos Audio for Any Home Speaker System

    Earlier this fall, Dolby Laboratories announced a partnership with TCL. The leading TV brand will be the first to implement Dolby's latest technology: Dolby Atmos FlexConnect.

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