With major brands abandoning 8K and no content to support it, the format's quiet collapse simplifies the process of buying a new TV. I’m PCMag’s home theater and AR/VR expert, and your go-to source of ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Buying a new TV can get complicated. Most top-rated models offer lengthy lists of built-in features and technologies, some of which are worth ...

Last week, LG quietly withdrew from the 8K TV market, leaving Samsung the only major manufacturer still making 8K televisions. As far as the consumer goes, for all intents and purposes 8K is not ...

For years, tech firms tried to flog us the notion that we would all be gagging for an 8K display. In 2012, Sharp wheeled out the first 8K TV prototype at CES in Las Vegas, kicking off a long campaign ...

What just happened? The last major TV maker producing 8K OLED and LCD televisions has officially stepped away from the format, marking what appears to be the end of the 8K era before it ever found its ...

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TL;DR: LG has officially exited the 8K TV market, discontinuing both 8K OLED and LCD models due to limited content, poor market demand, and technical challenges like HDMI 2.1 compression issues.

Technology companies spent part of the 2010s trying to convince us that we would want an 8K display one day. LG Display is no longer making 8K LCD or OLED panels, FlatpanelsHD reported today. Earlier ...

On today’s episode of You Asked: The new PS5 Pro supports 8K, but does that mean 8K TVs are worth it now? How long should you keep a TV before replacing it? How does a TV's picture technology align ...

TV resolutions have gone from standard definition to high definition, 720p HD to 1080p Full HD, then 4K. Today, 8K TVs are readily available. But the resolution cart has come long before the content ...

TVs have become increasingly diverse, from 24-inch screens in bedroom corners to 80-inch living room behemoths. And while the technology behind these devices has improved over the years, not all ...