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New LG OLED TVs Boost Brightness
LG Unveils 2025 Premium OLED TVs With Ground-Breaking Brightness, Advanced AI Features And 165Hz Gaming Support
For starters, the OLED Evo M5 and OLED evo G5 ranges will both boast LG’s new Alpha 11 Gen 2 processor, which LG claims uses more power and much-expanded AI and machine learning capabilities to further improve picture and sound quality over 2024’s already hugely acclaimed G4 series.
OLED TV technology explained: LG unveils 'brightest TV on the market’
CES 2025, held in Las Vegas from Tuesday to Friday this week, is one of the world's largest tech trade shows where companies unveil their latest innovations. This year, among the standout announcements is an LG OLED TV, claiming to be the "brightest TV on the market”.
New LG OLED TVs Boost Brightness, Load Up on AI and Flirt With Going Wireless
Two new high-end LG TVs hung on the wall in the demo room at CES 2025, flaunting new features that promise brighter, clearer color, improved gaming and -- for one TV, the M5, a "wireless" experience that strips down everything except the power cord.
OLED, Alienware
Alienware’s 27-inch 4K 240Hz OLED monitor is only a couple months away
Alienware is joining Asus, Samsung, and MSI in making a silly “world’s first” claim — all four of them are now set to launch a genuinely exciting new wave of 27-inch 4K QD-OLED gaming monitors with an excellent 240Hz refresh rate.
New Alienware 27 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor is Here to Elevate Your Game
Alienware continues to lead in gaming monitor technology with QD-OLED advancements. After captivating gamers first with our 34-inch ultrawide QD-OLED model, we pushed boundaries even further by introducing a 32-inch model with 4K resolution,
Alienware’s new OLED gaming monitor boasts 'world's highest' pixels per inch
Alienware has just announced the Alienware 27 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor at CES 2025. According to the company, the monitor has the highest pixel density for an OLED or QD-OLED (more on this in a minute) monitor at 166 pixels per inch (PPI).
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Panasonic’s Z95B has the secret OLED TV tech we were hunting for
Panasonic is back in the U.S. in full force, today announcing three new TVs, including an MLA-free OLED, the flagship Z95B.
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Panasonic Z95B OLED Promises Better Picture and Audio at CES
Panasonic has revealed its flagship Z95B OLED TV will come in three sizes up to 77 inches and promises improved picture and ...
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Asus’ $899 Snapdragon Laptop Has An OLED Display And Is Lighter Than The MacBook Air
The Asus Zenbook A14 is a new entrant to the Zenbook lineup. It's cheaper and lighter than the MacBook Air and sports more ...
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Weak OLED iPad Pro Demand Forces Panel Supplier to Pivot to iPhone
Apple supplier LG Display is adjusting its main OLED production line over concerns about lower-than-expected OLED iPad Pro ...
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Dell’s new Pro Premium laptop is quieter and offers a tandem OLED display
Dell may be making its laptop names boring and unoriginal, but the new Dell Pro 14 Premium is keeping things exciting with ...
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Acer just unveiled new Copilot+ laptops with OLED at CES 2025, and I'm intrigued
Acer is also at CES 2025 with a slew of new laptops, desktops and other gadgets to show off, and AI continues to be a big ...
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LG reveals first wireless OLED TV, and it has Microsoft Copilot on it
LG unveiled during CES 2025 its first wireless OLED TV models, and they’re jam-packed with AI features, including Microsoft ...
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Lenovo’s Latest Laptop Has a Rollable OLED Screen
With a notebook PC with a screen that rolls, a monitor with directional audio, and the first third-party SteamOS gaming ...
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