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As the Consumer Tech team prepares to head to Las Vegas for CES 2024 next week, we cannot stop thinking about LG’s adorable 4K projector while also wondering what an Xbox-inspired BLT would taste like. Oh, and we also rounded up the top product stories of the week. LG Just Announced the Cutest Little 4K ProjectorThe CineBeam Qube sports a 360-degree rotatable handle.Image: PR NewswireLG recently announced a new 4K projector, the CineBeam Qube, and I’m pretty smitten with it. It supports 4K and can project up to 120…

Roku is launching a family of new high-end TVs. Image: RokuRoku doesn’t want you to consider it the “budget” TV brand you find at all-you-can-shop brick-and-mortar stores like Wal-Mart or Target. The company wants a piece of that premium TV pie, even as it already reigns as the top TV streaming platform for the U.S. and Canada. The company has announced its plans to expand its TV offerings by adding three new high-end options later this year.Teenage Engineering’s TP-7 Is the Ferrari of Tape RecordersThe Roku Pro Series…

How free is “free” in today’s modern age of mass data collection, data brokers, and targeted ads? The new television startup Telly is trying to stretch the very idea of “free” as much as it can with its first batch of half a million large televisions for the first 500,000 people who want them. The entire product’s explicit purpose is to blast users with ads, and based on both the company’s policies and its founder, Telly is likely to get very tubby with your data.Little Mermaid Director Rob Marshall on Handling the Music…

TCL started pushing out its lineup of 2023 TVs today, and while the price conscious brand is promising new models with better backlights, more dimming zones, and optional accompanying soundbars, the big news is around a brand reshuffle and some software-powered gaming features.It's Magic: LG's Rollable OLED TVTV branding is a bit of a mess right now, with even the best TVs rocking names like Samsung Q70A QLED 4K. That’s why TCL is reshuffling all of its TVs to fit under one of two brands: S-series, and Q-series. Like with…

Image Source : SAMSUNG Samsung may bring its streaming app to 3rd-party TVs Samsung will reportedly bring its streaming application, TV Plus, to other manufacturers' TVs. ALSO READ: Instagram launches 'Quiet Mode' to help users overcome distractions According to the tech reporter Janko Roettgers, the tech giant is likely to bring its streaming app to TCL TVs, reports…

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