June 2021 PRODUCTS


JURA champions cold brew coffee at home with its newest machine launch


JURA has introduced


a cold brew


coffee machine – the new Z10. It’s “a world first in the home coffee category,” the company said. The Z10, which comes in Diamond Black and


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Aluminium White, doubles the brand’s range of coffee specialties. At the push of a button, it prepares the entire range of hot products, but now also cold brew


specialties, opening up a whole universe of coffee enjoyment for the first time. This is made possible by the Product Recognising Grinder (PRG), which recognises the selected specialty and adapts the grinding fineness exactly to it at lightning speed. JURA claims to have “pioneered” the cold brew


process – as cold water is pulsed slowly through the freshly ground coffee under high pressure. The result is a completely new way of discovering coffee – refreshing,


Hisense promises “a TV for everyone” with huge new TV range for 2021


Hisense has announced its brand new 2021 range of TVs – from entry 4K to high-end Mini-LED and Laser TVs. This year’s flagship model is the U9GQ, with Mini- LED technologies, backlight control and colour


management. It uses Quantum Dot Colour delivering over one billion true-to-life colours to the 75-inch screen, whilst HDR10+ and Dolby Vision intelligently adjusts and optimises the images based on content type for the best possible viewing experience.


energising and wonderfully balanced in aroma. The machine can be controlled via a double-speed


4.3-inch touch screen and the Blue Crystal Rotary Switch. The specialty selection menu and artificial intelligence make operation easy and intuitive. Wi-Fi connection is standard in the Z10, so consumers can connect their smart phone for remote control of the machine and its accessories, such as the Cool Control.


Hisense is also adding a range of Laser TVs.


Available in 88 and 100-inch sizes, these models are built to impress. Packed with an ultra-short- throw Laser engine to deliver stunning picture detail and colour precision, the ambient light rejecting


screens also offer more natural viewing with low blue light content. Also brand new is the A9G, available in both 55


and 65-inches, which combines OLED display and HDR technologies plus HDR10+ and Dolby Vision IQ. There’s also the U8GQ, featuring a UHD Premium certificate, Quantum Dot Colour and Full Array Local Dimming Pro; this model features Game mode, IMAX Enhanced licensing and a wide viewing angle for a cinematic experience. Mid-range models include the A7GQ and the


E76GQ, bringing Quantum Dot, 4K HDR and Dolby Vision and Atmos to a range of screen sizes, also the A4G, with DTS:Virtual:X, and the 4K A6G.


TCL launches Roku TV models in the UK The TVs can be controlled by Alexa or Google


TCL Electronics and Roku have announced they will be launching TCL Roku TV models in the UK. Coming in both HD and 4K UHD versions, in sizes


ranging from 32 to 65-inch, the televisions will only be available at Currys in the UK for now, but TCL bosses said they hope to expand the offering into the wider retail network in the near future. The new TVs come with Roku’s operating system


built-in, offering consumers thousands of free and paid streaming channels so they can stream movies, TV episodes, news and sports.


Assistant enabled devices, and with Apple AirPlay 2 consumers can stream, control and share content. Both the 4K UHD (RP620K) and HD (RS520K) models


feature Freeview Play and an integrated Freeview tuner, and for movie and streaming content, the RP620K series supports Dolby Vision, which preserves and delivers entertainment in all its intended glory. Bernie Chen, TCL’s UK Country Manager, said: “I am


confident that this partnership will help us maintain our strong UK sales growth and increase our market share.”


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