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The aerial is one of the most popular devices which is used for the transmission of signal to produce the images we see on out TV screens. The journey of the aerial’s evolution has gone from a clunky, oversized and big item to compact electronic devices and cabling. A look at the history of TV…
There’s nothing like curling up in a comfortable chair, dimming the lights and getting lost in a great movie. Whether it’s a Friday night and you’re tired after a long week at work or it’s a rainy Sunday and you don’t want to go outside, putting a film on and creating your own cinematic experience…
It’s hard to imagine life with modern technology, such as televisions, mobile phones and the internet, but there was a time when these things were only imaginable. Today, it’s quite a different story, with 1.67 billion worldwide households owning a tv in 2018. So, how did the modern television come about? Read on for a…
While the days of analogue television have been left in the 20th century where they belong, it has left the UK viewer with an extensive range of options to choose from, making the job of knowing which is best for you a bit of a confusing task, especially with the advent of streaming services such…
If you’ve got a large unused space – like a converted garage or a new extension – then you might be wondering how to make the most of it. We suggest that you consider converting it into a brand new home cinema for you and your family! To help to get started, we’ve provided some…
TV technology has come along way over the past few decades, from the gargantuan television sets of the past to the slick new sets, the industry is in a constant state of upward flux. TVs have got sharper, bigger and easier to use in modern times and the innovations are only getting more impressive. 8K…
Looking at your Sky TV dish and wondering what you could do to make it look a little less, well, dishy? Read on to borrow a few of our ideas (we won’t tell anyone). First, you should talk to the Sky TV installation engineer ahead of time to find out if there are alternative places…