TVs

It's also offering a larger 77-inch QD-OLED model.

Pick up the 55-inch LG A1 OLED at an all time low of $797.

Samsung is even releasing its first new OLED TV in almost a decade.

It also unveiled a 4K three-laser short-throw projector with Dolby Vision.

In addition, NVIDIA GeForce GPUs will support HDR10+ in 2022.

Typing your next search will be much less of a pain.

It's reportedly looking to source 1 million large OLED panels by late 2021.

The top-end 65-inch model retails for $1,799, a steep drop from the OLED version.

The company expects big things from the Galaxy S21, however.

LG has removed a number of features you'll find on pricier sets.

The latest models can improve quality based on AI scene detection.

We also look ahead at CES 2021.

Though you probably won't, if you can afford them.

It's a big upgrade for Samsung's LCD sets.

They're also among the first TVs with THX's low-latency Certified Game Mode.

It's the first streaming service to do so.

It's heavily emphasizing 8K for high-end buyers.

A bezel-free 8K TV and OLED screen that rolls down were among the highlights.

The update is available in the US, Canada and Latin America.

Even models dating back to 2016.