But in our testing labs, we haven't found that to be true, even with larger 65-inch curved TVs. "Compared to flat-screen TVs, there was no meaningful difference in picture performance in our tests ...

"This will be the TV you want and have in a few years," Cooley said. "It's $9,000 now, but I'll tell you, that's $6,000 less than expected, so the glass is half-full." The curved screen is perhaps ...

More than one high-profile vendor showed off a curved-screen TV during their press conferences at the Consumer Electronics Show. But as soon as the show floor opened, it became clear that curved ...

With Samsung, LG Electronics and several Chinese brands showing curved screen LCD TV models at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), they are now more commonly seen in the market.

After years of pushing ever-flatter, thinner TVs, manufacturers are throwing buyers a curve—literally, with curved-screen sets. This year Samsung has curved Ultra HD TVs (the HU9000 series ...

Considering a curved TV for your home theater or living space? Curved TVs offer an immersive, wraparound look that flat-screen TVs don’t. Still, curved TVs are a bit of a niche item, and their ...

For a few years, manufacturers touted curved screens as the next major evolution in smart TVs. They were among the ... completely since a curved screen picks up a lot of glare.

State-of-the-art flat TVs make more sense. If you're going to get any curved screen, make it a PC monitor. The TV industry is ...

The same thing happens when you watch TV from an angle; at first it looks like a keystone, but after a while you get used to it. With a curved screen, that adjustment happens faster, because there ...

The answer they landed on was to curve the screen. Thus, the curved TV was born. Did it work? Eh ... not really. After an initial novelty period around 2013, the interest in curved TVs petered out ...

In news that will surprise nobody, the key difference between a flat screen and a curved monitor is that one is flat, and the other is curved. But the devil is in the detail. TVs first went curved to ...