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Apart from making smartphones, Xiaomi also dedicates a large part of their effort into making smart TVs. With that said, the company's smart TV business is now one of the largest in China and India. Of course, the tech giant will not stop because of one achievement. It is rumoured that they will soon launch an 82-inch 8K TV with the latest communication technology.

But technology marches forward and TVs, especially Smart TVs, can do so much more these days. As a result, we as consumers have a greater incentive to upgrade. Unfortunately, buying a TV isn't quite as straightforward as getting a smartphone. Fret not! In this article, we'll discuss 6 things you should consider when buying a new TV!

You've probably noticed that a lot of smartphone companies make more than smartphones these days. A lot of Chinese manufacturers have been branching out and OPPO has followed suit in recent months. The company received 3C certifications for new Smart TVs recently too, which means that they may be launched soon.

If there's one market that's getting a lot of new additions this year, it would be smart TVs. Brands that normally manufacture other products are moving into this space, with OnePlus set to launch three new smart TV models on 2 July 2020 in India.

Now that Xiaomi has confirmed that it will be bringing in its Smart TVs to Malaysia, many of us are excited to see what could be available. We're not sure when the new TVs will arrive on our shores, but that doesn't stop us from speculating. On our part, we're hoping that Xiaomi's upcoming 65-inch Smart TV will be one of the models coming here, as it has been confirmed to be Dolby Vision certified.

Today, we had the opportunity to sit down with Google Malaysia and they shared with us some interesting insights on how Malaysians are using Google. In this year's Year in Search Insights for Brands report, there are five new trends that Malaysians are showing through the search engine - Convenience, More informed, Ecommerce growth outside of cities, Local content demand, and more conscious towards the environment.