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In the old days, you’d buy a big-back TV and an aerial. Then you’d climb onto the roof and try to position the antennae correctly. Different TV channels needed different angles, so you had to compromise on what to watch and how to set it. These days, we have flat screens, streaming apps, set-top boxes, …
Both online and offline, people have endless arguments about which version of a best seller is better – the movie or the book? (In truth, you’ll probably prefer the one you saw first!) But in general terms, what’s better – reading or watching TV? Some say books are elitist and ableist. Others call them dissociative. …
Logically speaking, the bigger your TV screen is, the better. But that’s not always true. You might find two screen sizes in the same price range and wonder what’s the best option for you. Today, we’re debating the 32 vs 40 Inch TV. We’ll look at each screen size separately, and advise you on what …
S0, you went to visit a pal, saw their set-up, and you decided it was time for a bigger screen. Now you’re unsure about a 40 vs 43 Inch TV. We’re here to help! But first, was your friend’s screen a TV or a computer monitor? They may look similar, but monitors have denser pixels …
When it comes to TVs, bigger is always better, right? Well, technically, yes. But you also have to consider the size of your living room (or bedroom), the surface that you’ll mount the TV on, and – of course – your budget. So how do you compare a 65 vs 77 Inch TV? First, did …