CES is off and running. The biggest tech event of the year kicked off Sunday night and runs through Friday afternoon. The Verge is on the ground in Las Vegas to cover the biggest gadgets, press ...

But, alongside announcements regarding new TV consumer products ... live at the show floor and at the media days before the public opening covering all the latest news from the event. Huawei looks set ...

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Additionally, those with one of LG's newest Smart TVs will have access to the Gaming Portal. LG pitches this as a "versatile, ...

The 27-inch 1440p touchscreen on the StanbyME 2 should offer a sharper picture than the original’s 1080p. It also lasts longer with a four-hour battery life, up from three and a half, but LG has not ...

At CES 2025, LG and Microsoft announced that an Xbox app is coming to LG smart TVs sometime this year. The Xbox app is already available on newer Samsung TVs, and it lets people try out Game Pass ...

That's because the M5 comes with a Zero Connect Box, making it what LG calls the world's first "true wireless" OLED TV, capable of wirelessly transmitting at up to 144Hz without latency or quality ...

The C4 Series is a step into LG’s advanced TV lineup. It’s packed with features, including an AI Processor Gen 7 that up converts all your favorite content into 4K as you watch, NVIDIA G-Sync ...

LG's Signature OLED T transparent OLED TV is now available to buy in the US for $59,999. The design-forward TV permits a range of installation options, including in front of windows. Connections ...

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 ...

LG announced its new QNED evo TV lineup today in advance of CES 2025. The new TVs will be available in sizes ranging from 40 to 100 inches and use wireless 4K 144Hz transmission tech in the top ...

Every year these two TV brands doggedly battle it out to earn your custom. Whether you’re looking to spend a few hundred pounds or even a few thousand, both Samsung and LG promise the finest TVs.