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HDMI allows the transfer of high-quality audio and video and offers a feature called Consumer Electronics Control. HDMI-CEC technology allows various remote controls to operate multiple connected ...

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Either way, you deserve to get the best viewing experience you can, and if the operating system built in to your smart TV isn't cutting it for you, you may be among the millions of users who opt ...

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Apple has created its own connector to wire an iOS device to your TV. It's called the Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter and it has a Lightning connection at both ends (in case you want to charge your ...

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It has all of the great conveniences of a Smart TV. These include access to more than 250 free live TV channels with the built-in Roku platform, and all of your favorite music from Google Play and ...

If you want to create a cinematic experience at home, then chances are that your TV’s built-in speakers just won’t cut it.

If you still have a VCR or older DVD player then it will more than likely connect to your TV with a Scart cable. Modern TVs no longer have Scart inputs, so you'll need to buy a Scart to HDMI adapter ...