In what has become a routine strategy in the days leading up to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), LG has unveiled details on its premium LED TV lineup for 2016, just days before its official ...

Commentary: What's in a name? Throughout 2015 Samsung marketed the heck out of its high-end TVs by calling them "SUHD." Now its archrival in the TV business, LG, has launched a line of TVs called ...

The LG SUPER UHD line for the U.S. boasts four series, including the UH9500 (ranging in size from 55- to 86-inch class screen sizes), the UH8500 (ranging in size from 55- to 75-inch class screen sizes ...

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LG announced its slimmer, 4K Ultra HD LCD/LED TV line-up will start to be released spring of 2016, which range is size for 49 to 98-inches. LG is calling these new models “Super UHD“, which feature LG ...

LG's OLED 4K UHD TVs are considered by many—including Consumer Reports—to be the best TVs available. But those state-of-the-art OLED sets remain very expensive. So at CES 2016 LG will unveil a premium ...

“Leading the way with HDR, LG continues to pioneer picture quality innovation in both our OLED and LED UHD TVs. With our new LG SUPER UHD TV lineup, we're delivering our best 4K LED TVs yet offering ...

In an effort to attract more attention to its brand name just days before the opening day of the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the clever marketing team at LG has unveiled details of ...

LG’s OLED TVs have been a standout at CES for years now and last month was no different. This time, however, the Super UHD TVs the company showed were nearly as impressive and while OLED prices ...

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