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Although LG's presence at CES 2022 was virtual, the company still launched a range of new TVs and the new OLED evo range, an air purifier, new washing machine tower, new gaming laptops and gear, a new Instaview fridge, new robot and more!

Presenting solutions for "an inclusive, sustainable, connected future," LG says its innovations will deliver "a better tomorrow."

Chip shortages may force Apple to cut its production target for the iPhone 13, the news agency Bloomberg reports, citing "people with knowledge of the matter".

LG's most sophisticated range of Smart TVs, from the absolute top-of-the-line OLEDs, through to QNED Mini LED TVs and more have launched in Australia, and the full extended launch video is available to watch in this article.

OPPO's latest effort in the 5G space — its top-level smartphone that is built on Qualcomm's latest silicon — is a beautifully crafted device, one that feels much lighter than its 207 grammes and one that sits very comfortably in the confines of one's hand.

LG has held its annual Innofest event in Australia for the first time, showcasing its amazing range of connected home appliances, while focusing on the 2019 TVs and Sound Bars it is launching in Australia.

Samsung and TCL launched 8K TVs at IFA, but LG says it is "first to mass produce large screen OLED TVs", claiming to lead the market in "advanced premium TV technologies".

Hisense has signed Australian soccer stars, Mile Jedinak and Ellyse Perry, as brand ambassadors ahead of the 2018 FIFA World Cup and has a competition to celebrate in the hope of making more sales.

At CES 2018, Hisense announced that Australia would be the first country to receive Hisense-branded OLED TVs, for even though TV makers all have tech to compete against OLED panels, it's clearly worth offering an OLED choice to custsomers who want it.

A truly foldable smartphone still seems as far away as a roll-up TV or twistable tablet, but Samsung suggests a Note with a “bendable display” might show up in 2018.

If you have a spare $40,000 lying around and you want to invest it in possibly the best TV you can buy right now, then re-mortgage your house today, and head to relevant retail stores now!

What happens when Quantum Dot meets OLED? No, it is not the end of the battle of Samsung QD and LG OLED for superiority in the smart TV space.

Shipments of smaller HD LCD panels dropped and larger 4K UHD panels have increased, accounting for 20 million of the 60.16 million panels shipped in Q1, 2017.

LG has previewed its 2017 range of “Signature” OLED and Super UHD 4K TVs incorporating Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos sound.

Samsung has invented a new category of TV — QLED — which the company says shows visibly better pictures over WOLED in a controlled demonstration.

LG wowed audiences at the Consumer Electronics Show with a new 77” W7 “Picture-on-wall” using its latest OLED panel that is just 2.57mm thin and mounts flat to any wall using micro-thin magnetic brackets. The effect is like looking out a window and it received the CES Best of Innovation award.

Samsung used the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show to introduce QLED, its take on premium screens designed to take on OLED’s high-end supremacy.

Sony used the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 to unveil its new Bravia OLED 4K TV and added 25 new LCD TVs, sound, Blu-ray, speakers, and headphones to its range.

When LG first launched OLED TV in Australia, the media/reviewers were all gobsmacked. Blacks were black, colours were natural, brightness/contrast was excellent. But that was in the days of pre 4K, HDR, Dolby Vision and content that demanded anything other than a good HD OLED panel to get the best image.

It is a fact that OLED produces the blackest blacks compared to LED/LCD based TV screens. LG set out to ask real purchasers what influenced them to buy and what they thought of OLED TV.