Maybe you catch yourself watching a movie on one of the best OLED TVs you recently bought and think: "This is great, but what ...

LG’s attempts to prove that it’s much more than just an OLED TV brand have taken their most spectacular turn yet with the ...

With Active Matrix Technology and Dolby Vision, the 136 Inch LED display delivers LG says, “true cinematic immersion and ...

LG has unveiled its latest premium home cinema display, the Magnit Active Micro LED. And it’s a big one. Measuring in at 136 ...

In terms of specs, the Evo C5 is a 4K TV with a 120Hz native refresh rate and support for up to 144Hz variable refresh rate (VRR). It supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, and hybrid log gamma (HLG) high ...

LG announced its first bendable OLED TV, which allows for up to 20 levels of curvature. The 42-inch OLED is capable of bending into a curved (900R) TV via a remote control developed by the company.

LG has, throughout its long history, jumped onto some very unusual bandwagons. In 2011, it tried to cash in on an extremely short-lived 3D smartphone craze with the Optimus 3D/Thrill 4G. Perhaps ...

LG has now released its expected DualUp monitor – and it comes with some unique features. The LG DualUp monitor was announced during CES 2022 earlier this year and it will sell for $699. The DualUp ...

In context: Prototype bendable TVs from LG aren't all that surprising. The brand even released a rollable television that can retract into its stand when not in use, although it costs six figures.

As far as smartphone makers go, LG is an oddball. It takes a certain degree of chutzpah to design, build and market devices that completely defy convention. And this company has been responsible for ...