Senior Editor - Home Entertainment, US at TechRadar
Al Griffin is a Senior Editor - Home Entertainment, US at TechRadar. He specializes in tech writing and A/V reviews, with a keen focus on home and garden topics, house design, and interior design, while also exploring themes in retail and architecture. Al's work has been featured in notable publications such as Rabobank, Knowledia, NewsBreak, and New York Magazine.
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Al Griffin's coverage mainly focuses on reviewing and promoting new technology products, particularly TVs and home entertainment systems. Given the emphasis on reviews and promotional deals, he would be interested in pitches related to new product launches, exclusive hands-on experiences with cutting-edge technology, or insights into emerging trends in the consumer electronics space.
Pitches that offer access to early releases of products for review or provide expert commentary on industry trends could resonate well with Al. Additionally, offering exclusive information about upcoming promotions and deals in the tech space may also capture his attention.
It is important to note that Al does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers international developments in consumer technology.
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Buying one of the best TVs used to mean spending a lot more than $1,000, but that situation has changed over the last few years.
Let's get this out of the way: There are plenty of TVs to choose from under $500 these days, including models with screen sizes as large as 75 inches.
Sony's entry-level True RGB 4K TV delivers rich, refined color and better-than-average brightness. It might just be all the TV you'll ever need.
Samsung's Micro RGB TV tech fulfills the extended color promise of RGB-backlit TVs The Samsung R95H is one of many TVs to arrive in 2026 that use RGB backlighting to create images.
By: Al Griffin
After reviewing both 2026 4K TVs, we compare Samsung's R95H flagship Micro RGB TV versus Sony's Bravia 7 II True RGB TV to help you decide which is right for you.
By: Al Griffin
The 2026 Hisense UR9 series proves you don't have to pay big bucks for a TV with RGB backlighting.
With its bright, refined picture and extensive installation features, the Hisense XR10 is like a portable projector on steroids.
Is the Samsung S90H the smarter OLED buy than the pricier S95H? We compare the two to see whether the flagship is worth the extra money.
