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LG unveils 2026 OLED TVs: Both G6 and C6 get upgraded Tandem panels
At CES 2026, LG has unveiled its 2026 OLED TVs. There is no HDMI 2.2 or Dolby Vision 2, but C6 finally gets an upgraded panel in some sizes, while G6 takes things a step further. Once again in 2026, the South Korean company is reserving its latest and greatest OLED panel for the G6. The 2nd-generation 4-layer OLED panel now features what LG calls 'Hyper Radiant Color Technology'.
LG revives W6 wallpaper OLED TV with 'Hyper Radiant Color' technology
At CES 2026, LG has officially revived its 'wallpaper OLED' with the W6 featuring a wireless connection box and an improved 2026 Tandem WOLED panel with 'Hyper Radiant Color'. Details on LG W6 (and G6) had already leaked, but now it is official. First introduced in 2017 as W7 and discontinued in 2020 with WX, W6 is a sleek OLED TV measuring just 9.9mm in depth. This makes it thicker than the original wallpaper OLED, which however was prone to breaking.
Samsung unveils 2026 monitors with 6K 3D, 1040Hz & DisplayPort 2.1
Ahead of CES 2026, Samsung has unveiled a new 4K OLED monitor and multiple new LCD monitors, including its second-generation 3D monitors and a 1040Hz gaming monitor. The company's second-generation glasses-free 3D monitor – 32-inch G90XH – still relies on a slower LCD panel but bumps resolution up to 6K. It supports 165Hz at 6K resolution or 330Hz at half resolution.
What is ALLM and which TV models support it?
ALLM – Auto Low Latency Mode – is for gamers. The HDMI feature automatically switches in and out of the TV's game mode. Here is an updated list of compatible TVs. ALLM is one of the optional HDMI 2.1 features that is backwards compatible with HDMI 2.0. This does not mean that all HDMI 2.0-equipped TVs support ALLM, though. It simply means that some models may.
240Hz 4K TVs are waiting in the wings
240Hz 4K TVs are waiting in the wings 240Hz OLED TVs, LED TVs and LCD TVs are waiting in the wings, as evidenced by manufacturers' prototypes. Could 4K 240Hz TVs overtake 8K TVs? 8K TV sales are not taking off, so perhaps a better use for all of the processing power required for 8K60 is to switch attention to 4K240.
First look: VRR gaming on PlayStation 5
First look: VRR gaming on PlayStation 5 PlayStation 5 finally supports HDMI 2.1 VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) for gaming. Here are our first impressions after having spent some hours playing supported and unsupported games. VRR does not require another system update. Restart your PS5 console and check under 'Screen and Video' settings after a few minutes. It should appear automatically.
LG 27GP950 Review
LG is known for their displays in the living room, but they also produce some fantastic gaming and business monitors. With industry leading specs, and some stylish design elements, it was high time CGMagazine gave one of their gaming monitors a look. To this end, we brought in the latest LG 27GP950, put it through its paces and got a taste of how it stacks up to some of the best gaming displays currently available.
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