president of the LG Home Appliance Solution Company. “Pursuing our Zero Labor Home vision, we will continue to connect and expand customer experiences across all aspects of daily life.” ...

Dolby Atmos in the car is no longer a rarity: over 20 manufacturers now offer vehicles with sound systems that can handle the 3D sound format – including Cadillac, Mercedes-Benz, Polestar ...

LG Electronics revealed its vision for AI-powered experiences at the LG World Premiere event in Las Vegas on January 6, ahead of CES 2025. Under the theme “Life’s Good 24/7 with Affectionate ...

It is worth remembering that no games console can currently go beyond 120Hz, so anything above that is only of use to gamers with seriously hardcore PCs. VRR is supported on all of the new TVs, right ...

With most console games running at 120Hz -- and with the option of a wireless home theater setup -- we shouldn't expect many complaints. Through its new AI-powered features, LG has set out to make ...

The new M5 series can transmit 4K/144Hz video and Dolby Atmos audio wirelessly between its ... [+] connections box and advanced OLED screens. LG stresses in its advance information on 2025’s Evo ...

LG reveals high-end OLED TV models for 2025 ... The G5 will also support AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync, HGiG and Dolby Vision gaming. It’s worth noting that Dolby Vision will not be supported ...

While LG is going all-in this year at CES 2025 on a revamp and expansion of its QNED TV line, we can’t forget what LG is known for — amazing OLED TVs that deliver top-notch performance every year.

LG just announced that it's expanding its lineup of Gram laptops in 2025, which includes launching the company's first-ever Copilot+ PC and its first devices powered by Gram AI, its proprietary ...

LG is coming to CES with two all-in-one “lifestyle ... It has integrated stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support. And while it can produce a slightly brighter 500 ANSI lumen image, it’s ...

Eclipsa Audio completes the Dolby-busting duo, joining HDR10+ to rival Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision respectively. Unfortunately, support seems to be very limited as of now, however, these are early ...