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Sony Bravia 7 II True RGB TV Review: Color Me Impressed

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By Al Griffin 
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Sony’s new True RGB TV lineup  – there are two models, the Sony Bravia 7 II under review here and the step-up Bravia 9 II – is in some ways the most eagerly awaited TV launch of the decade. That’s down to Sony demonstrating promising prototypes of its RGB backlighting technology for several years in a row, and then taking its sweet time to release actual products, even as the competition hurriedly started shipping their own versions of an RGB TV. Is Sony’s True RGB worth the wait?
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Elite Pro AV Floor Riser Pro DarkUST 3 Projection Screen Review

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By Al Griffin 
| Projector Central
Performance Features Pros Lightweight and portable Easy setup Impressive build quality Adjustments provided to maintain screen tautness Effective ceiling light rejection retains image contrast in rooms with bright overhead lights Wide viewing angle Affordable price compared to motorized floor-rising screens Ease of Use Value Cons Some room lighting control required for best performance The Elite Pro AV Floor Riser Pro DarkUST 3 is a great portable screen for on-the-go presentations using an...
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TCL X11L SQD Mini-LED TV Review: The Brightest TV You Can Buy

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By Al Griffin 
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The TCL X11L is the company’s flagship TV for 2026, and it takes a different path than previous TCL mini-LED TVs. A key difference is TCL’s use of Super Quantum Dots (SQD), a new, enhanced quantum dot formulation that allows for full coverage of the BT.2020 color gamut – a claim several other TV brands are also making, but for their new RGB LED sets. If high brightness was the previous goal for flagship TVs, then extended color has become the new frontier.
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