There's a very good chance that, when you go to buy your next TV, it won't connect directly to your soundbar, game systems or streaming players via HDMI. Instead it could be a wireless TV that takes ...

If the back of your television is a tangled nest of wires from video game consoles, sound systems, cable boxes, or streaming sticks, a new wireless TV offering from LG could help you clean things up.

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Getting a brand new 4K TV in 2023 is an exercise in setting things up via connecting multiple devices - especially if you own one or more videogame consoles. Multiple HDMI 2.1 inputs that can handle a ...

LG's interesting wireless HDMI connectivity is coming to a smaller, more affordable screen size in the 2024 M4 series. David leads the Hardware team at CNET, covering phones, wearables, laptops, TVs, ...

For many people with home entertainment centers, cables have become the bane of their existence. Keeping those unwieldy cables for multiple devices in check can sometimes feel like a full-time job.

CES is a mecca for experimental concepts that redefine what's capable in today's high-end tech. In the past, we've seen foldable and rollable displays from the likes of LG, and now we're about to see ...

LG typically shows off a host of new TVs at CES each year, but they're usually the more traditional flat screens. This year in Las Vegas, the company is debuting something quite different in addition ...

LG's Zero Connect technology allows the OLED M3 TV to connect to all of your home theater equipment and operate without a wire in sight. From the laptops on your desk to satellites in space and AI ...

Displace is making an ambitious bet on the future of home entertainment. The $2,999 Displace TV announced at CES 2023 and now available to reserve, is an entirely wireless television you can control ...

Manuel Vonau was Android Police's Google Editor until April 2024, with expertise in Android, Chrome, Pixels, and other Google products. For five years, he covered tech news and reviewed devices after ...