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CES 2026 showcases major advancements in TV technology, including Samsung's Micro RGB TVs with wider color gamut and higher brightness, new OLED models from Samsung and LG with improved brightness and design, LG's ultra-thin Wallpaper TV, and TCL's high-brightness Mini LED TV, highlighting industry shifts towards brighter, more colorful, and versatile displays.
LG unveiled its 2026 TV lineup at CES, featuring a stunning ultra-thin Wallpaper OLED TV with wireless connectivity, a new Gallery TV designed for art display, and a Micro RGB TV with expanded color range, alongside improvements to its OLED models, promising a diverse array of innovative displays for consumers.
Samsung has unveiled its 2026 lineup of large, color-rich TVs featuring new Micro RGB backlighting technology for improved color accuracy, alongside upgraded OLED models with higher brightness and glare reduction, all integrated with advanced AI features for enhanced user experience, showcased at CES in Las Vegas.
CES 2026 will showcase Micro RGB TVs, a new display technology using microscopic RGB LEDs that promise superior color accuracy and brightness, potentially revolutionizing home entertainment displays and challenging existing technologies like Micro LED and OLED.
Samsung announced an expanded Micro RGB TV lineup for 2026, featuring sizes from 55 to 115 inches with advanced display technology that offers vivid colors, improved clarity, and enhanced features like AI-driven picture processing and immersive audio, aiming to set a new standard in premium home entertainment.
LG will unveil its first Micro RGB television, the LG Micro RGB evo, at CES 2026, featuring advanced Micro LED technology with a wider color gamut and AI upscaling, expected to be expensive and available in multiple sizes.
Samsung has introduced the world's first Micro RGB display technology in a 115-inch TV, featuring sub-100 micrometer RGB LEDs that offer superior contrast, color accuracy, and energy efficiency, with AI-driven optimizations and enhanced security features, initially launched in South Korea and set to expand globally.