2025 LG C5 OLED evo TVs U.S. pricing

LG has just listed the official pricing for the U.S. of its C5 OLED evo series. So here’s the list of all models with their model aliases and respective prices: LG OLED83C5PUA – specifications; OLED83C5AUA / OLED83C5YUA; USD 5399 LG OLED77C5PUA – specifications; OLED77C5AUA / OLED77C5YUA; USD 3699 LG OLED65C5PUA – specifications; OLED65C5AUA / OLED65C5YUA; USD 2699 LG OLED55C5PUA…

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2025 LG C5 OLED evo specifications and features

The 2025 LG C5 OLED evo specifications and features are finally unveiled in full. It follows up closely the 2024 LG C4 series with a limited number of updates. Again, the LG C5 series comprises six models and we list them below for both the European and the U.S. market. U.S. LG C5 OLED evo specifications and features LG OLED83C5PUA – specifications; OLED83C5AUA / OLED83C5YUA LG OLED77C5PUA…

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2025 TCL QM7K QD-Mini LED series is officially launched in the U.S.

Four days ago TCL published on its website the TCL QM7K specifications and prices. Soon after that all pages were taken down but as of today, this QD-Mini LED series is officially launched in the U.S. Following the successful launch of its QM6K at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, the QM7K is TCL’s second series to feature its new Halo Control System. Delivering a complete 2025 Mini LED…

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Asian Perspectives 6: Rise of sovereign AI and the potential of space technology

As AI continues to permeate every facet of life, countries around the world are increasingly focused on the idea of “sovereign AI” and the growing notion of “technological sovereignty”. China, for instance, has unveiled plans to restrict American investments in critical Chinese technologies and enterprises. Yet, amid these moves, one thing remains clear: the critical importance of cybersecurity cannot be overlooked.

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Japan’s advanced semiconductor bet: Rapidus and the quest for relevance

The Japanese government’s decision to heavily subsidize Rapidus, a domestic semiconductor company, via legislative changes has ignited discussions among industry specialists. Asahi Shimbun reports that Rapidus’s focus on extreme semiconductor miniaturization is seen by some as an outdated strategy, reminiscent of a 19th-century obsession with “battleships and heavy artillery,” missing the true trends of the industry.

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