If you buy into the hype, the future of home entertainment will involve screens that gently curve — apparently ‘mimicking the shape of the human eye’. But do they really add anything to the viewing experience? Samsung’s 85-inch bending TV. (Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) Curved TVs certainly hogged the spotlight at CES, mostly because of Samsung’s …
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