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Apple launched new M3-powered MacBook Air models this week. If you're in the market for a new laptop, you might find yourself wondering whether one of the new MacBooks is right for you. MobileSyrup's Brad Bennett has the breakdown you need.
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How to pick the perfect TV for March Madness |
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If you’re still watching the game on a decade-old TV, you’ve got some catching up to do. The transition to 4K Ultra HD has made tiny details more vivid, from the expressions on athletes’ faces and the intricacies of their skills to the textures of the playing surfaces. Multiple camera angles and spidercams have opened up immersive perspectives, and AI has layered even more detail into the experience.
And with the countdown to March Madness underway, it’s the perfect time to take in the action on a new TV. Here’s what to look for before you purchase:
High refresh rate: A rate of 120 Hz or higher reduces motion blur during fast-paced action.
4K Ultra HD: Look for at least 3840 x 2160 pixels for sharper and more detailed images to make the action on the screen more lifelike.
High dynamic range: HDR technology improves colour accuracy, making team jerseys and court details pop more vividly.
Wide viewing angles: If you’re watching with a group, wide viewing angles ensure consistent picture quality for everyone, even off to the side.
Ready to upgrade? Here are three top contenders on sale right now at Best Buy Canada: |
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Carriers made big moves this week |
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Nintendo deals for Mar10 Day |
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