The Hisense XR10 boasts an incredible 6,000 ANSI lumens brightness and throws up an impressive 300-inch picture. But it will cost $6,999 to own one.

The company has just unveiled the more affordable QN80H and QN70H Neo-QLED TVs, as well as the non-QLED M90H, M80H and M70H Mini-LED models.

The Wanbo Vali 1 Pro comes with Google TV and a number of simple set up features, a low price and decent brightness.

The Hisense S7 CanvasTV 4K QLED Google TV is set to launch in the U.S., and it boasts very good specifications, making it a great, low-cost alternative to Samsung's The Frame

Data from Omdia shows that Hisense is the world's biggest seller of TVs with displays exceeding 100-inches, accounting for a 57% market share.

The company is known for its low-cost streaming devices, and the Box 245 looks to be a nice little upgrade over its predecessor

LG Display is joining a South Korean government-backed initiative to identify and fix defective MicroLED pixels on the fly and reduce the costs of the technology.

While monitors with such incredibly rapid refresh rates don't yet exist, some in the industry are pushing for speeds of 10,000Hz.

The company has reportedly resumed the development of "true QNED" displays after cancelling the project four years ago, thanks to a new technological breakthrough.

The company was forced to drop support for the standards last month due to a patent infringement lawsuit, but has now restored full functionality.