Affordable hi-fi is here to stay, but OLED TVs will remain a luxury: 6 things we learned at CES 2024

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So, CES 2024 is in the rearview mirror, but what a show it has been. This year, the world’s biggest consumer technology trade show delivered a wealth of hi-fi and home cinema news covering everything from the resurrection of cassette players to the world’s first iMAX Enhanced long throw projector.

But, in the sea of product announcements were several clues about what to expect from TV and audio manufacturers in general this year. Here to help you get the inside scoop, our team of experts have created this list detailing the most important insights to come out of CES 2024.

MLA and QD-OLED aren’t going down in price 

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Amidst the outrageously high-end hi-fi launches, we’re more excited about this year’s “affordable” debuts

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FiiO’s cassette tape player shows that nostalgia for retro products is never-ending

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100-inch TVs are here to stay, and they're getting better too

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2024 will be a big year for Sennheiser's wireless earbuds

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The great nits debate isn't going anywhere

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