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Nick Pino

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Managing Editor @Tomsguide. 10+ years @Futureplc. Formerly @TechRadar. TV expert. Audiophile. Gamer. Email me: Nick.Pino@Futurenet.com
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Samsung's 40,000-nit micro-OLED is real — and it's coming to these gadgets first

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A Samsung Display RGB OLEDoS. Displays for TVs, monitors and laptops have only gotten brighter over the last few years, but one day they could reach an unprecedented 40,000 nits thanks to a technology that’s being developed by Samsung Display. It’s called RGB OLEDoS — a.k.a. Red Green Blue Organic Light-Emitting Diodes on Silicon or micro-OLED — and Samsung Display has recently designed one that trounces even the best TVs. The problem?
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I tested LG’s first FlexConnect soundbar for 3 months — this could be the future of surround sound

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LG Sound Suite — a new blend of LG audio hardware and Dolby FlexConnect software — blew me away at CES when I saw it in early January. The technology, though still in its infancy, is going to change the way we think about surround sound as it allows you to place speakers anywhere in your room and get calibrated spatial audio sound tuned to wherever you want to sit. Part and parcel of the technology is the LG Sound Suite H7 Soundbar.
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This Fender Bluetooth speaker doubles as an amp for your guitar — and it’s just $300

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A Fender Audio ELIE 6 in a small room. Marshall might be making waves with its audio products like the Marshall Milton ANC, but it’s not the only instrument maker-turned-electronics manufacturer in town — the Fender brand also has a new suite of Bluetooth speakers that allows you to take your music (and guitars) anywhere and everywhere you want to go. The most affordable entry in the two-piece ensemble is the ELIE 6, a $299 portable Bluetooth speaker that was developed by the Fender Audio team.
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