CES 2017 has just begun, and LG leads off today with the first press conference. As usual, we're expecting a preview of the full slate of TVs, appliances and other electronics it will deliver over the next year. That's all going to be unveiled starting at 11AM ET, so keep an eye right here on our liveblog to find out all the details as they're revealed.
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This one's a bummer.
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