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[Sky Glass: New 4k UltraHD smart TV
set to replace satellite dishes and boxes
The new device from Sky is set to aggregate a range
of electronic devices normally spread
throughout a home into one single location,
just as it plans on doing with content
from platforms such as Netflix, Disney and Amazon.]


[Available in five colours and three sizes
(43", 55", and 65"), Sky Glass is the
first major product launch from the
company since it was acquired by
Comcast for £29.7bn in 2018.]

[It has a 4K UltraHD Quantum Dot display,
using nano-crystals that offer an
upgrade on the range of colours
(over a billion shades according to Sky)
and brightness available on the screen.]

[In keeping with the move to declutter,
Sky Glass also does away with the need
for a nest of electronics cables for their audio,
with six integrated speakers and
a sub-woofer.
The launch comes as companies like
Sky figure out how to manage the
competition from streaming services
such as Netflix and Disney.

To this end the company expects
to invest in more Sky Originals
such as Gangs of London and Chernobyl,
and is building a new 32-acre
TV and film studio at Elstree in Hertfordshire.

But it's also making it easier for
people who want the content available
on competitors' platforms to access
that programming though its own devices.]

https://news.sky.com/story/sky-glass...boxes-12427480




It may be good enough for TS.