Display technology has come a long way from back in the day where we had CRT televisions and monitors. These days displays are not only offering up higher resolutions than before, but they also offer better color reproduction. To show off its technology, LG has teamed up with Harrods where for the next few weeks, LG will be replacing the windows at Harrods’ Hans Crescent location with its transparent OLEDs.

Are you looking to buy yourself a brand new OLED TV? If you are, you can walk into pretty much any electronics retail store and check it out for yourself. However, do you really know what you’re buying? Sometimes all these tech jargons and marketing terms can be confusing for customers, but LG is hoping to clear that confusion up.

There are monitors that have been designed specifically for gaming, and as such, they do come with certain features that a regular monitor might not, such as NVIDIA’s G-Sync graphics technology. However, it seems that LG and NVIDIA will be expanding the availability of the G-Sync technology not just to monitors, but to TVs as well.

IFA is officially going on until Sept 11, but if you haven’t had time to follow all the IFA news, our Best of IFA 2019 is what we want you to take away from this show. These are the products that caught our attention for their quality, novelty, usefulness, or daringness.

As the industry explores the expansion of mobile phone displays, LG has refrained from jumping too deep into foldable screens as it focuses on “tactical innovation,” which means that the company will only heavily invest in producing proven technologies.

A while back, LG took the wraps off an 88-inch 8K OLED TV. If for whatever reason you were hoping that you could buy this and put it into your home, you’re in luck because LG has since announced the availability of the TV, where interested customers will be able to buy one for themselves.

While many of us fantasize about having a massive television in our homes, the price of TVs that size can be a bit off-putting. There is also the question of space, where there might not necessarily be enough space in our homes for a huge screen. This is where projectors can come in handy.

Ahead of Apple launching their Pro Display, the company started to pull LG’s UltraFine displays from their stores. This led to speculation that Apple could be ditching LG in favor of making their own displays again. However, as it turns out, that is not the case because Apple has stocked its stores with LG’s new UltraFine display.

It was revealed earlier this year that support for Apple’s smart home technology will be coming to premium TVs from different manufacturers. LG is one of the manufacturers that was slated to receive support for AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. It has now become the first major TV brand to provide support for these technologies to customers in the United States.

LG unveiled its HU85LA, a second generation 4K laser projector, in December last year prior to the Consumer Electronics Show 2019 in January. It has been quite a while since this product was announced and we now know how much it’s going to cost. LG is selling its new short throw 4K laser projector for $6,000.

If you own an LG smart TV, you might be interested to learn that starting next week, LG has confirmed that they will be rolling out an update to their smart TVs in which they will be receiving both HomeKit and AirPlay 2 support. However, we should point out that not all models will be compatible.

Given how much time we spend looking at our screens, like our TVs, there are several things that need to be considered. This includes the size, panel type, clarity, color, and so on. However, as we said, with how much time we spend looking at it, comfort should also be a feature that should be just as important.

LG’s new gaming displays will certainly appeal to serious gamers. The two monitors are what it claims to be the world’s first IPS monitors that have a one-millisecond response time. These monitors have been launched as part of LG’s UltraGear brand and they will be available in 38 and 27 inch sizes. Both feature 144Hz refresh rate, high screen resolutions, and a virtually borderless design.

Thanks to high-powered flash units being included in our smartphones these days, we essentially have a flashlight in our pocket ready to go at all times, and here’s how you can enable them ranging from brand to brand.