Joseph Palenchar, TWICESocial Links Navigation0 Grid List Latest articles by Joseph Palenchar, TWICE CES 2017: Samsung Promotes Better Looks On & Around New TVs By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published 4 January 17 Samsung is bringing newly developed metal-core quantum-dot technology to select 4K Ultra HD TVs. UHD Alliance Coming to the Small Screen By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published 13 January 17 Vizio Embraces ATSC 1.0 Tuners & HDR In New 4K TVs By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published 13 April 18 TV manufacturer says consumers 'see value in free ATSC broadcasts' CES 2017: Amazon Fire TV OS Comes to Westinghouse, Seiki, Element TVs By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published 4 January 17 Amazon is joining Roku and Google in embedding the capabilities of media-streaming dongles and set-top boxes into TVs. The latest product and technology information Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Churn: Nine in Ten Media Subs Thinking of Canceling2Friend MTS Names Shane McCarthy Its CEO3Sky New Zealand Taps Lawo for New IP Audio System4Marshall Broadcasting Backs Tegna Deal5Neustar Launches an Identity Resolution Solution in AWS Clean Rooms
CES 2017: Samsung Promotes Better Looks On & Around New TVs By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published 4 January 17 Samsung is bringing newly developed metal-core quantum-dot technology to select 4K Ultra HD TVs.
Vizio Embraces ATSC 1.0 Tuners & HDR In New 4K TVs By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published 13 April 18 TV manufacturer says consumers 'see value in free ATSC broadcasts'
CES 2017: Amazon Fire TV OS Comes to Westinghouse, Seiki, Element TVs By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published 4 January 17 Amazon is joining Roku and Google in embedding the capabilities of media-streaming dongles and set-top boxes into TVs.
