Laser TVs are exciting. They attempt to take the best features found in other TVs and projectors, and merge them into one product. From Optoma to LG, all sorts of manufacturers are investing money in laser TV development. Epson today unveiled its latest laser TV, which aims to be quite competitive thanks to the inclusion of an ambient light-rejecting screen that the company touts as delivering ‘a stunning picture in virtually any lighting environment’.

March Madness is here with college conference tournaments well underway and the NCAA tournament kicking off in just a few days. But before you settle in on the couch, it’s time to examine your current home theater setup. If you’re rocking a budget TV, which often suffers from poor resolution or refresh rates, it’s a good idea to consider upgrading. The same goes for any TV that’s pushes 720p resolution at this point. Trust me, you’ll want to see Zion Williamson in glamorous 4K this year. Head below for the best March Madness TVs for any budget.

Originally detailed back a CES 2018, LG’s B8 OLED 4K TV was slated to be a much-anticipated release this year. Priced from $2,300, it’s one of the most affordable OLED offerings from LG in recent memory. Well, after much anticipation, this Google Assistant-equipped TV is finally available for purchase. Even better? It’s getting a launch day discount. More details below.