A fake script of Mike Tyson's bout with Jake Paul circulated on social media hours before their fight last year. Tyson, then 58, took YouTuber Paul in a heavyweight clash at the AT&T Stadium in Texas ...

TCL TVs have fast become one of my favorite brands on the market. The company has been concentrating on delivering excellent performance and picture with a reasonable price and affordable option. The ...

Winter in Minnesota is the perfect time to dive into a new hobby, and modern calligraphy might just be the ticket. It’s a beautiful way to express creativity while staying warm indoors. Reporter ...

When you stroll past the TV aisle and spot a large-screen offering from TCL — often sitting beside premium names such as Samsung and LG, yet priced as if entry-level — you're naturally inclined to ...

Buying a budget TV is hard enough – buying a 43-inch budget TV is a bit of a nightmare. It's no surprise that a lot of manufacturers lack effort when it comes to producing cheaper TVs, but the 43-inch ...

TCL is introducing a new lineup of Google TV sets with premium screens, but a more affordable starting price. The new TCL T7 series is a collection of 4K HDR QLED TVs that are powered by Google TV and ...

TCL has launched its new T7 TV series, and these are available in 55, 65, 75, and 85-inch screen sizes. The TVs feature Google TV, QLED display, and up to 144Hz native refresh rate. The price of the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Buying a new TV doesn't have to break the bank. In our ranking of major TV brands, TCL took the fourth place spot, beaten only by Sony, ...

Looking for a home upgrade that doesn’t break the bank? Walmart Deals Week has you covered with the TCL 65” Q6 QLED Smart TV, now on sale for $348, down from $599. This 2024 model packs 4K UHD clarity ...

Tom Poindexter is President of Talus Technologies, Inc., a Denver based software consulting company. Tom has authored and maintains the Sybtcl and Oratcl Tcl database extensions. Tom has 18+ years ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.