The Samsung KS9000 is a curved SUHD TV with a quantum dot display. An LED edge-lit TV with local dimming, it also supports HDR and a peak brightness of at least 1,000 nits.

Based on quantum dot technology and running Tizen OS, Samsung's "SUHD" 4K TVs are the company's highest-end 4K TVs. Does the semiconductor material really make a difference? Here's our review of the flagship JS9500 and JS9000.

Of the four new OLED TVs that LG is going to showcase at IFA 2015, three of them will support HDR.

Available in 55 and 65-inch screen sizes, the EG960T uses LG’s 4-color WRGB pixel tech, has a built-in 4K HEVC decoder, and sports sound designed by Harman Kardon.

What would you do if you suddenly became fabulously wealthy? Maybe rent a luxury penthouse apartment in a ridiculously expensive serviced condominium just behind Orchard Road, and kit it out with top-of-the-line Samsung appliances? That's what I did.

The Samsung JS9500 SUHD 4K TV uses Samsung's Nano Crystal Color tech and has a direct-lit LED backlight unit that does full-array local dimming.

The Samsung JS9000 SUHD 4K TV uses Samsung's Nano Crystal Color tech and sports a stunning curved screen and shirring design.

LG has just released the prices for most of its 2015 4K TV models, and the most affordable one costs S$1,899. What about the high-end models? More details after the jump.

Looking for a 4K LCD TV? There will be plenty of models to choose from come end March, courtesy of LG Electronics. More details after the jump.

What's better than a 4K TV? A 4K TV that uses OLED tech, that's what! After some waiting, LG Electronics Singapore has announced availability details for the EC970T.