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Back in January, JMGO revealed what was then claimed to be the world's smallest Laser TV. The O2S Ultra has just launched globally, meaning that full details and pricing are now available. JMGO has ...

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This might not be the definitive 4K presentation of Jurassic Park, but it does represent an upgrade on previous editions. Something tells me this won't be the final word on the film for physical media ...

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The George P. Cosmatos-directed western, which was released theatrically back in 1993, is arriving on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray disc on April 22, alongside a 4K digital release available on the same day ...

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