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  • Home-grown startup plans smart TV brand made by Dixon Tech in challenge to Xiaomi's dominance

    Circuit House was co-founded by Raghu Reddy, former Chief Business Officer at Xiaomi India and Kailash Sankaranarayanan, formerly with Flipkart. The Makers of Lumio brand of televisions told Moneycontrol that the startup is focusing on the premium segment, which continues to expand as consumers upgrade from smaller, non-smart TVs to larger, high-end models.

  • TVs to get costlier as falling rupee, high input costs take a toll on manufacturers

    Industry watchers said that several other smaller brands, currently grappling with market challenges stemming from a slowdown in demand and increasing margin pressure, are also contemplating price hikes to avoid losses. They may take a decision by next month.

  • Japan’s JVC set to re-enter Indian TV market via SPPL licensing deal

    JVC’s partner SPPL is known for licensing agreements with global brands such as Thomson, Kodak, Blaupunkt and Westinghouse. A Rs 1,000-crore company, Noida-based SPPL will support the venture through its Hapur unit

  • Hisense E6N smart TV review: Compelling package of display and sound that doesn’t break the bank

    E6N, the 55-inch UHD 4K Google TV from Hisense, has been launched for an introductory price of Rs 39,999. At that price, let’s find out if the smart TV is able to check all the right boxes.

  • Sony zeroes in on audio business to raise India revenue pie to 30%: MD Nayyar

    The executive noted that the audio market is only getting competitive in the True Wireless Stereo space, which domestic brands currently dominate with their affordable products in the sub-Rs 3,000 category.

  • Samsung aims to cross Rs 10,000 crore revenue from India TV business as premiumisation trend picks up

    The Korean company launched its ultra-premium Neo QLED 8K, Neo QLED 4K, and OLED TVs powered by artificial intelligence on April 17

  • IPL set to boost Smart TV sales ahead of possible price hike

    Analysts and industry executives cautioned that prices of open cells will continue to rise, pushing up average TV prices, and potentially impacting demand. Open cells are one of the main components in television sets and account for 60-65 percent of the manufacturing cost.

  • CES 2024: LG announces world's fist transparent OLED display, unveils smart home AI robot

    The TV combines transparent OLED panels with wireless audio and video transmission technology.

  • Samsung launches 2023 Neo QLED TV line-up in India: Prices start at Rs 1,41,990

  • VU launches 2023 premium edition TVs in India: Check here for price, specifications

  • Xiaomi's Redmi Smart TV 32 launched in India with Amazon's Fire OS.

  • OnePlus Cloud 11 Event Highlights | OnePlus 11 5G, OnePlus 11R, Mechanical Keyboard, 4K QLED TV, more announced

  • Can Japan’s Aiwa crack Indian TV market with offline focus, premium branding?

  • Samsung Crystal 4K Neo TV with HDR10+, Dolby Digital Plus launched in India

  • Blaupunkt Cybersound 55-inch 4K TV Review: A budget 4K TV with decent picture quality and exceptional audio

  • Redmi Smart TV X43 with 4K HDR, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos launching on February 9

  • CES 2022: LG announces new OLED TVs with up to 97-inch sizes

  • Infinix's first 5G smartphone is launching in India by the end of January 2022

  • Realme Smart TV Full-HD 32, Realme Buds Q2 TWS Earbuds launched in India: Everything you need to know

  • CCI probes Google for alleged unfair business ways in smart TV operating systems market

  • Competition watchdog orders investigation into Google’s Android TV business in India

  • New Apple TV remote won't let you play games that require motion control

  • Xiaomi launches the Mi 11 Ultra, Mi 11X series and the Mi QLED TV 75” in India: Check for prices, availability

  • LG to allow other TV brands to use its webOS platform

  • Google may face another anti-trust case in India for smart TVs: Report

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