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The concept of a "big-screen TV" has changed a lot over the years. It used to be that anything larger than 40 inches was huge and 65-inch models were the absolute peak size for flat panels.

Every year, brands battle it out for the title of best 65-inch TV. This is the most popular TV size sold in America today. Yes, there are bigger options out there — 75-inch and 85-inch screens ...

Pedestal stands A TV pedestal stand attaches directly to your display so it can rest on a media console, table, or other piece of furniture. Pedestal-style stands have a central column and flat ...

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UPDATE: And they're gone! Sorry, folks, but those four £899 48-inch LG C4s appear to have been snapped up. It's not all bad news, though, as you can still get one ...

Francesco Totti insists he is serious about coming out of retirement at the age of 48 and claims he has been approached by two Serie A clubs. The Roma legend finished his playing career in 2017 ...

3. Stand type This may seem obvious, but if you're not planning on wall-mounting your 75- or 85-inch TV, make sure that whatever surface you’re planning to place it on is wide enough to ...

In fact, a 48- or 50-inch TV is now considered to be fairly compact, with 55- and 65-inches being the sweet spot in today's TV landscape. While we often recommend TVs at those conventional sizes, we ...

When Cory Martin wanted to know how to cover up a grisly crime and dispose of a murder victim's dismembered body, he turned to television, watching "The First 48" and "Dexter" for tips ...