Toshiba's ZV650 series, Toshiba's step-up line of flat-panel LCDs, offers a 240Hz refresh rate, among other enhancements. David reviews TVs and leads the Personal Tech team at CNET, covering mobile, ...

The new Hisense Gaming TV Ace 2023 has a 65-inch 4K panel, 240Hz refresh rate, and a quad-core ARM Cortex A73 processor with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. Display connectivity is driven ...

What just happened? We've been seeing TVs become more monitor-like for a few years now, and a newly announced product from Hisense continues that trend by offering both a 240Hz refresh rate and AMD ...

AU Optronics has just unveiled a beautiful sight -- a gigantic 85-inch 4K TV but with an insane 240Hz refresh rate. We've already got multiple large 4K 120Hz gaming TVs but now there's an 85-inch 4K ...

Just because your TV says it has a refresh rate of 120Hz or 240Hz, does that mean it's actually refreshing at 120Hz or 240Hz? Nope, not necessarily. One of the latest marketing techniques, shall we ...

Hisense has announced that it's releasing a monstrous 4K 65-inch TV that could give even the best gaming monitors a run for their money. While the new display probably won't fit on your desk, its ...

Vizio is looking to entice gamers with a new 50-inch quantum-dot TV that boasts a native 120Hz refresh rate at 4K and–even better–support for 240Hz PC gaming at 1080p. Vizio showed off the 50-inch ...

Let's take a moment to pause and appreciate the fact that TV makers are starting to take gamers seriously. LG has been a driving force with its early implementation of HDMI 2.1 connectivity (the ...

AU Optronics has unveiled an 85-inch 4K gaming TV panel with VRR (variable refresh rate) up to 240Hz. As a reminder, you don't see AUO branded products in consumer retail, it is one of the biggest LCD ...

AU Optronics Corp. (AUO), a company that specializes in optoelectronics solutions, has an aim to take on the ruling 85-inch Samsung Neo QLED with its next-gen display. AUO already has an 85-inch TV ...

An expanded line of step-up Bravia LCD TVs, including a 40-inch “razor thin” LED model and a 52-inch 1080p model with 240Hz frame rate technology, and a step-up Blu-ray Disc player with BD-Live ...