Buying a TV? which TV should you buy

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• By TCL Electronics

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About Us

• TCL was founded in 1981 in China, and has grown
  to be the 3rd largest manufacturer of panels in
  the world and is one of the world's leading
  consumer electronics manufacturers. TCL has a
  presence in 78 countries all around the world,
  and employs over 75,000 people.
• TCL Australia was founded in 2004 and has now
  grown to be one of the most successful television
  brands in Australia.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• Buying a TV is a lot harder than it used to be.
  TV technology is fluid and ever-changing. No
  longer should we choose a TV based on our
  television viewing habits. Think of what you use
  your TV for today. It is a streaming service, a
  social media centre, a music facilitator, a
  photographic display, a gaming centre, an
  internet-based information provider. The best way
  to decide what TV you should buy is to assess
  your screen viewing habits. As internet-based
  media becomes more and more popular, it would be
  a wise choice to look at our range of TCL Smart
  TV with Google accessibility.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• Buying a TV The Technology
• Smart TV has built-in internet connectivity.
  This means you can use a Smart TV like you use
  your smartphone you can access Apps, play
  online games, Skype, Google, watch YouTube
  videos, watch catch-up TV as well as stream TV
  shows and movies through your online TV streaming
  subscription services like Netflix. You can also
  connect your smartphone and tablet to most Smart
  TVs so you can share content between screens.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• If you can use a smartphone then you can use a
  Smart TV. There is a home screen menu that makes
  it really easy to access free-to-air TV channels,
  subscription services and your connected devices
  like gaming consoles, DVD and Blu-ray players.
  The TCL Smart TV means you can access a number of
  internet connected services that most TVs cant.
  It is like having a built in computer in your TV.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• One of the greatest features a Smart TV has is
  the video on demand. On most modern TVs you can
  watch Catch up TV including iView, 7 Plus etc,
  but Smart TV allows you to access other dedicated
  genre channels not offered on all TVs, e.g. music
  or sport. You also have the capability to access
  Netflix, Go Live and Freeview Plus. The features
  of the new range of TCL TVs are second to none.
  It encapsulates the best functions of your
  television, linked with the interactivity of your
  phone, all of which can be activated with your
  voice instructions into the remote control.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• The new TCL Android TV combines not only
  everything you want in a TV but everything that
  is on your viewing wish list as well. You will
  have access to live sport, new release movies,
  streaming Apps and no, we havent forgotten the
  gamers- multiplayer games. Content, Apps, games,
  what more can you ask for?

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• The TCL innovation has also been complemented by
  personalised recommendation technology. The
  Android TV incorporates Apps like YouTube, Hulu
  Plus and NBA Game Time, all of which can pick up
  on your viewing habits and recommend similar
  content. This means you are viewing more and
  browsing less.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• Fun with Google
• TCL has partnered with Google to bring you the
  most up to date technology in its Android TVs.
  They have incorporated Google Play into their
  current range with advanced remote-control
  activation. This allows you to press the
  microphone on the remote control and instruct
  Google to perform tasks, just as you do on a
  Google Home device or when you search Google on
  your computer for information.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• TCL integrates Google Assistant with their TVs
• You can instruct it to find and play your
  favourite shows on TV
• It allows you to instruct Google to play music on
  your TV
• When prompted, Google will search for genres you
  wish to explore and give you specific information
  regarding these shows
• You can pause the show and ask something like
  How many episodes are there in Suits?
• You can find out when a specific show is airing,
  or simply say Watch Game of Thrones now
• You can ask to search for random things like,
  show me pets in peoples clothes
• If your devices are all paired, you may ask
  Google Do I have anything in my diary today?
• You can instruct Google, when set up, to complete
  other connectivity tasks like Dim the lights.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• Does Size Matter?
• When buying a TV, your choice in size will again
  be determined by what you use it for. The handy
  32-inch televisions are the most versatile size
  of all. They provide a range of uses that can be
  interchangeable in the home. If you have a small
  area, a study or small rumpus room and you dont
  want the tv to be the focus of the area, at 32
  inches is a perfect size. They are the most used
  size for computer monitors.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• The more common 40-inch tv is a good fit for a
  bedroom tv or home bar area. They are a
  cost-effective option and easy to move from a
  bedroom, kitchen or small area if you want to
  change its location. They are also easy to pack
  up and take to other premises when moving.40 inch
  led TVs are a great choice for gamers. They can
  fit easily into a bedroom or rumpus room without
  everyone having to be stuck with the gaming tv in
  the main lounge room. Most now support some of
  the up to date technology the bigger tv offer,
  including Smart TV, 4K TV technology as well as
  Full HD TV. They are small enough to have on a
  stand or if you wanted even less conspicuous,
  they can also be wall mounted. When you step up
  to the 55-65 inch led TV range, this size is
  becoming the most common size being purchased in
  Australia today. They suit most living areas and
  are the preferred size in many home theatre
  rooms. What size tv you should put in a room is
  always subjective. The common theme, however, is
  bigger is better. Be realistic though, you
  wouldnt put a 55 inch in a small bedroom but in
  a larger room, if you are torn between two sizes,
  the bigger choice is rarely regretted.

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Buying a TV? Which TV Should You Buy?

• Many boardrooms now have TVs installed for
  presentation purposes. These rooms are generally
  sizeable and cope well with a larger tv, such as
  a 55-65 inch. If you have a sizeable outdoor
  pergola area, a 55 to 65-inch tv will add a great
  feel to your outdoor experience. You could be
  watching sport, music videos or be watching the
  news whilst cooking outdoors.

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