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LeEco Smartphones, 4K Smart TVs Now Available on Amazon US

Jan 19, 2017 08:10 AM EST

Chinese electronics company LeEco recently announced that it is expanding its market in the United States. LeEco announced that some of the company’s Android TV and smartphone products can now be purchased on Amazon. LeEco added that U.S. customers can also order its products through Amazon Prime with just one day shipping time.

New Cemu Update Upscales Wii U Games in 4K

Phenny Lynn Palec |

Jan 12, 2017 07:40 PM EST

With the highly anticipated release of the Nintendo Switch just within the next few weeks, some Wii U owners are concerned whether Nintendo and its partners will continue to make games for the rather outdated console. The Cemu emulator, which recently rolled out an update, allows existing Wii U games to be played at 4K resolution.

Both Roku and TCL stated, several times in the past, that they are working together to release a Roku TV that supports 4K resolution.

TCL 4K Roku TVs Start at $499

Phenny Lynn Palec |

Mar 24, 2016 06:09 PM EDT

Roku and TCL have noted in the past that they are working together on a Roku TV that supports 4K resolution. The result of this collaboration is the TCL P130, one of the most affordable 4K TV that could easily rival some of the most high-end sets in the market.

Roku stands true to its promise and recently announced that the first 4K Roku TV is finally available for sale.

First 4K Roku TVs From Insignia Now Available on Best Buy for $400

Phenny Lynn Palec |

Mar 11, 2016 05:09 PM EST

During the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in January, Roku along with its TV manufacturer partners announced that they will be releasing some 4K TVs into the market this year. Roku has now announced that the first 4K Roku TV is finally available for sale.

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Sony Pictures to Release Ultra HD Films on Blu-Ray

Phenny Lynn Palec |

Nov 11, 2015 07:13 AM EST

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment recently announced that it will release Ultra HD video contents on Blu-ray discs. Sony is the second studio to release ultra-high-definition video in the disc format, which is fueling speculation that the disc format will most likely see a reincarnation.