CES 2022

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JBL Announces Streaming Studio Monitor, Budget Sub
Bob Ankosko  |  Jan 04, 2022  | 
Though Harman Luxury Audio bowed out of the show in the eleventh hour, the company embraced the spirit of CES by announcing a slate of new products for 2022, including a wireless subwoofer and studio monitor from its flagship JBL brand.
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JVC Previews New Entry-Level 4K/120Hz Projector
Bob Ankosko  |  Jan 04, 2022  | 
JVC is making a concerted effort to reach a broader audience with an entry-level addition to its acclaimed line of D-ILA video projectors.
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Sony Introduces 2022 Bravia XR TV Lineup
Al Griffin  |  Jan 04, 2022  | 
Sony released details of its Bravia XR TVs for 2022 one day prior to the official start of CES. The new lineup features the company’s first 4K and 8K LCD TVs to use Mini-LED backlight technology, along with a new 4K OLED model featuring QD (Quantum Dot) OLED tech. All of Sony’s new premium TVs are equipped with Cognitive Processor XR, the company’s next-gen video processor which works in the background to intelligently optimize color, contrast, and image depth.
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A Scaled Down CES 2022 Opens Wednesday
Bob Ankosko  |  Jan 03, 2022  | 
On Wednesday, CES 2022 returns to the live, in-person format that has defined the seminal event for 55 years but, make no mistake, it’s a smaller show this time around. Much smaller.
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Samsung Enhances Neo QLED TVs, Adds New MicroLED
Al Griffin  |  Jan 03, 2022  | 
Samsung is first out of the gate with new TV news for CES 2022. The company’s announcements cover ultra-bigscreen MicroLED models with a new form factor and pre-configured screen size option, Neo QLED 8K and 4K TVs with refined backlight control and gaming features, plus enhancements to the company’s lifestyle-oriented The Frame TVs that significantly reduce screen glare and add more lifelike canvas and paper texture to displayed art.
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