US Editionchannelnews : Hisense Ditches Google TV and AI in Favour of VIDAA and OpenAI
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channelnews : Hisense Ditches Google TV and AI in Favour of VIDAA and OpenAI
Hisense Australia has announced a new range of premium and value TVs running its house brand VIDAA operating system, as opposed to Google TV which is being used by Hisense USA for their 2025 TV range. Channel News also understands that the company is using Open AI as opposed to Google’s AI offering. The new range comes days after Samsung and LG also announced new TVs for the Australian market. Hisense’s 2025 ULED range spans from A$1,199 for the…
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