Beijing-based tech company Xiaomi became the first manufacturer to mass-produce a transparent OLED TV available to the public, albeit for a steep price. Priced at 49,999 yuan (approximately $7,417) on ...

When I first laid my eyes on the LG Signature OLED T — a truly transparent OLED TV — I never thought we'd see the day that you can actually buy one. Yet LG just announced, much to my surprise, that ...

LG’s transparent wireless OLED TV is now available. The 77-inch OLED T has 4K resolution, LG’s wireless transmission tech for video and audio and the ability to shift between transparent and opaque ...

LG's latest 4K TV is both wireless and completely see-through when switched off. LG/PA Media/dpa LG has unveiled a transparent, wireless 4K TV that is see-through when off. The South Korean company ...

LG’s Transparent OLED TV technology made a huge splash at CES 2024 and it has us very excited for the future of home display technology. CES 2024 was a success on a lot of levels for a number of ...

CES always brings some new and exciting technology to the masses. Earlier today, LG announced the world’s first wireless transparent OLED TV: the LG SIGNATURE OLED T. The LG SIGNATURE OLED T features ...

But none of it compared to the bombshell LG dropped ahead of its CES press conference, which itself is a day before the show officially opens. It’s another OLED. But the LG Signature OLED T brings ...

A TV set that has a transparent OLED screen. When not rendering content, the screen mostly disappears. For example, in a cramped apartment, the TV can be placed against a window, and when not in use, ...

Ahead of my arrival at the 2024 CES currently taking place in Las Vegas, I’d assumed that I’d already covered all the new TVs LG was going to be unveiling there in my previous stories about the ...

It’s a weird time for screens. They’ve never been more present in our lives, given just how often we interact with them every day. But, strangely, they’ve also never played a bigger role in the plan ...

SAN DIEGO — It’s been a long time since television sets were first made available to consumers in the 1930s, and they’ve evolved and come a long way over the decades. So what does the future hold for ...

The competition in the smart TV market is heating up and as always consumers are the winners of this competition. For example today even really big TVs that used to cost a fortune are much cheaper.