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LG revives Wallpaper as the world’s thinnest wireless OLED TV and it’s stunning

digitaltrends - The LG OLED evo W6 brings back the minimalist Wallpaper TV look with a next-gen display tech, fully wireless looks, and plenty of useful AI features, too boot.The post LG revives Wallpaper as the world’s thinnest wireless OLED TV and it’s stunning appeare…

#ai #innovation #wireless #technology #gadgets #oled #tv #smarthome

LG's 4K OLED Wallpaper TV is thinner than a dime

2 months / pocket-lint / John Kanellakos

This year LG is showing off its manufacturing chops at CES with a new Wallpaper OLED TV that is just 9mm thick.

2 months / bsky / @techcrunch.com / techcrunch.com

First Look at the LG W6 OLED TV: The W Stands for 'Wallpaper' video

2 months / cnet

LG’s new OLED TV is just 9mm thick

2 months / techcrunch / Ivan Mehta

LG revives Wallpaper TV with wireless OLED evo W6 at CES 2026

2 months / dataconomy / Emre Çıtak

‘World’s thinnest’ TV coming to Aus

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LG revives Wallpaper as the world’s thinnest wireless OLED TV and it’s stunning

2 months / digitaltrends

LG 2026 TVs Are Bigger and Brighter Than Ever video

2 months / cnet / Ty Pendlebury

LG’s Wallpaper OLED TV returns to CES, and it’s wafer thin

2 months / theverge / John.Higgins

Back to Top / Sunday, January 4, 2026, 10:21 pm / permalink 17476 / 9 stories in 2 months


Samsung’s new Micro RGB TV is huge and styled like a massive window pane

digitaltrends - Samsung is adding a new 130-inch Micro RGB TV to its line-up, and this one also throws a new anti-reflective display tech into the mix.The post Samsung’s new Micro RGB TV is huge and styled like a massive window pane appeared first on Digital Trends.

#ai #hardware #innovation #samsung #entertainment #technology #gadgets #tv

What are Micro RGB TVs and why are they everywhere at CES 2026?

2 months / engadget / Steve Dent

Samsung Reveals Expanded ‘Companion to AI Living’ Vision During CES 2026

2 months / iphoneincanada / Steve Vegvari

Samsung unveils massive 130-inch Micro RGB TV concept at CES 2026

2 months / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

Samsung brought an absolute beast of a 130-inch Micro RGB TV to CES 2026

2 months / engadget / Devindra Hardawar

Samsung Unveils Massive 130-Inch Micro RGB TV, New Gaming QLEDs, OLEDs Including 48″ S95H With 165Hz Refresh Rate

2 months / wccftech / Hassan Mujtaba

Samsung’s new Micro RGB TV is huge and styled like a massive window pane

2 months / digitaltrends

Samsung's 2026 TV Lineup: The Big, the Bright, The Quirky video

2 months / cnet / Ty Pendlebury

Samsung Unveils New Supersized, Color-Rich TVs With More AI

2 months / bloomberg / Chris Welch

Back to Top / Sunday, January 4, 2026, 10:20 pm / permalink 17475 / 8 stories in 2 months


You may never have to recharge a smart lock ever again

digitaltrends - Lockin’s V7 Max smart lock uses wireless optical charging and triple biometric security to eliminate batteries entirely, promising reliable, maintenance-free home security.The post You may never have to recharge a smart lock ever again appeared first on D…

#cybersecurity #iot #hardware #camera #batteries #technology #gadgets #digitalid #smarthome #digitalprivacy

Lockin’s New Smart Locks Never Need Recharging Thanks to Infrared Light https://gizmodo.com/lockins-new-smart-locks-never-need-recharging-thanks-to-laser-beams-2000704701

2 months / bsky / @gizmodo.com / gizmodo.com

The new Ultraloq smart lock uses both your face and your palm to let you in

2 months / theverge / Terrence O’Brien

Lockin's everlasting vein-recognizing smart lock doorbell cam combo is peak CES

2 months / engadget / Amy Skorheim

You may never have to recharge a smart lock ever again

2 months / digitaltrends

Lockin’s New Smart Locks Never Need Recharging Thanks to Infrared Light

2 months / gizmodo / Wes Davis

Lockin’s new vein-scanning smart lock has a video doorbell and recharges wirelessly

2 months / theverge / Barbara Krasnoff

Back to Top / Sunday, January 4, 2026, 7:20 pm / permalink 17473 / 6 stories in 2 months


Xreal releases new AR glasses and power hub to transform work and entertainment

Kyt Dotson / siliconangle - Augmented reality device maker Xreal Inc. released the Xreal 1S today, a new premium pair of 3D spatial display glasses, and a compact power hub that combines a battery and video passthrough. The 1S joins the Xreal One Series, including the One and One Pr…

#hardware #mobiletech #gaming #ar #wearables #mixedreality #technology #spatialcomputing #gadgets #productivity

Xreal’s latest entry-level AR glasses give you sharper visuals for less

2 months / digitaltrends

Xreal announces slightly more affordable 1S AR glasses

2 months / mobilesyrup / Dean Daley

Asus ROG and Xreal partner to deliver gaming-optimized AR glasses — 240 Hz Micro-LEDs with a 171-inch virtual viewing area

2 months / tomshardware

Xreal 1S AR glasses are $50 cheaper than the Xreal One and feature 3D spatial tech

2 months / theshortcut / Adam Vjestica

Asus ROG Xreal R1 are the world’s first 240Hz AR glasses – and they’re out later this year

2 months / theshortcut / Adam Vjestica

(PR) ASUS Republic of Gamers Announces ROG XREAL R1 AR Gaming Glasses

2 months / techpowerup

ASUS Rolls Out World’s First 240Hz Micro-OLED FHD “ROG XREAL R1 AR” Gaming Glasses, Can Project A Massive 171-Inch Virtual Screen At A 4 Meter Distance

2 months / wccftech / Hassan Mujtaba

Xreal’s Cheapest AR Glasses Just Got Better (and Cheaper)

2 months / gizmodo / James Pero

XReal AR glasses get an upgrade and price drop in time for CES 2026

2 months / mashable

Xreal releases new AR glasses and power hub to transform work and entertainment

2 months / siliconangle / Kyt Dotson

Xreal’s Neo is the best-looking mobile dock for AR glasses

2 months / theverge / Cameron Faulkner

Xreal's New Glasses and Dock Play Nicely With the Nintendo Switch video

2 months / cnet / Scott Stein

Back to Top / Sunday, January 4, 2026, 9:20 am / permalink 17469 / 12 stories in 2 months


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