CES 2017: Hisense making moves to be a major player in high-end TVs

Las Vegas– Hisense, in case you didn't know, is one of the largest television brands in the world. Hisense unveiled display innovations here at CES that will be on the market in 2017, including the company’s first-of-its-kind true 4K Laser Cast TV, immersive screen sizes up to 100 inches and, for the first time, soundbars.  

Building on the company’s breakthrough success in 2016, Hisense continues to transform the viewing experience through its commitment to top-of-the-line TV technology and design. The company continues to expand its presence in the North American market, growing local R&D teams and unveiling higher-end technologies that were previously only available overseas.

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Rogers getting ready to broadcast first 4K hockey game on January 23rd

4K content is coming to Canada this Saturday thanks to Rogers, which will be pioneering the technology via a Hockey Night in Canada telecast produced by Sportsnet and available to Rogers customers using the NextBox 4K on Channel 999.

The game is on Saturday, January 23 at 7 p.m. (EST), and will see longtime rivals the Toronto Maple Leafs face off against the Montreal Canadiens, live at the Air Canada Centre. Of course, to enjoy the game in all its glory, viewers will need to have subscribed to the Rogers NextBox service as well as have a compatible 4K TV.

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Next Apple TV will reportedly not yet support 4K video streaming

If you're waiting for Apple to add 4K support to its TV streaming box, then you might be in for a disappointment. According to a BuzzFeed report, Apple doesn't have plans yet to add 4K video streaming into the features available on the Apple TV. One of their sources familiar with Apple's way of thinking said that 4K is still in its infancy that's why they don't want to invest in it yet. BuzzFeed speculates that Apple might be holding back because the technology is cost-prohibitive as well. 

Source: BuzzFeed | Via: VentureBeat 

Bang & Olufsen unveils BeoVision Avant 85

By Sonya Davidson

Following the success of BeoVision 55, Bang & Olufsen has introduced an ambitious upgrade with a whopping 85-inch console to the home entertainment category. The BeoVision Avant 85 had its global launch this week to media and fans at the swishy Yorkville Lofts in Toronto. This new television entertainment system boasts crisp and stunning Ultra High-Definition (4K) picture with and the renowned Bang & Olufsen sound, making this elegantly designed television a true cinematic experience – appropriate timing for this reveal as the Toronto International Film Festival commences in the city!

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