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Samsung unveiled its 'Your Companion to AI Living' vision at CES 2026, highlighting advancements in AI-integrated devices across entertainment, home appliances, and health, including new TVs, smart appliances, and proactive health care solutions, all designed to create a more connected and personalized user experience.
LG Display has unveiled an improved version of its stretchable display, which can now expand from 12 to 18 inches, enhancing its elasticity and durability. The new prototype, featuring a novel wiring design and silicon substrate, can be stretched up to 50% and withstands over 10,000 stretches while maintaining image quality. Although no commercial applications have been announced, potential uses include wearable displays and adaptable car infotainment systems.
LG Display has unveiled the world's first stretchable display, capable of expanding by 50% while maintaining full RGB color and high resolution. This innovative technology, demonstrated in a 12-to-18-inch prototype, can twist and extend into various shapes, offering new possibilities for industries like wearables, fashion, and automotive. The display can be stretched over 10,000 times without losing image quality, thanks to new wiring methods and a unique silicon material. This development positions LG at the forefront of display technology, contributing to South Korea's goal of leading the global display market.
Alienware introduces two new world's-first QD-OLED gaming monitors at CES 2024, including the Alienware 32 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (AW3225QF) and Alienware 27 360Hz QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (AW2725DF), both featuring Dolby Vision HDR technology and gamer-centric designs. These monitors offer stunning visuals, high refresh rates, and advanced features such as NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility and VESA AdaptiveSync technology. They also prioritize sustainability with recycled materials and reduced packaging waste. The monitors will be available in North America starting January 11, 2024, with prices starting at $899.99.
Google has revealed a new under-display camera technology in a recent patent application, which could potentially give its Pixel smartphones an edge over iPhones and Samsung Galaxy handsets. The technology aims to eliminate the notch or "Dynamic Island" from the display, providing users with an uninterrupted full-screen experience. Google's solution involves using specialized regions of the display that block or distort light in different ways, maximizing camera quality. By combining the output from each sensor using digital image processing and machine learning, the negative impact of shooting through a screen is reduced. While there is no guarantee that Google will produce such a camera in the near future, if successful, it could become a compelling reason to choose a Pixel device over an iPhone or Galaxy smartphone.