CES kicks off the introduction of the latest tech from companies worldwide, featuring big names like Samsung and LG. Beyond these industry giants, the event highlights startups and small companies that are taking entertainment technology to new levels. This year at CES 2024, screens got bigger, and AI took center stage in display tech. We have already shared some of the most exciting display innovations from the event, and now, let’s take a closer look at the best TVs that made their debut at the event.
LG M4 Wireless OLED TV
LG has launched the upgraded version of its M3 wireless TV at CES 2024. Its wireless capabilities are made possible with the Zero Connect Box that houses all the connection cables. The new LG M4 OLED TV supports 4K at 144Hz and runs on the new Alpha 11 AI-powered processor. This TV utilizes AI for improving picture quality as well as sound, which the company says appears to be emanating naturally from the center of its screen. Read more.
TCL QD-Mini LED TV
TCL is stepping up its TV game with larger screens, as seen at CES 2024, where the company showcased the world’s largest QD-Mini LED TV with a 115-inch screen. This model uses QD Mini LED Ultimate with 20,000 dimming zones and the TCL AIPQ ULTRA Processor for expansive yet crystal-clear picture quality. There is also a 6.2.2 Channel Speaker system onboard for truly room-filling sound. The TV supports gaming at 120Hz and comes with Game Accelerator 240 for improved performance. Read more.
LG QNED TV
LG revealed a huge 98-inch QNED TV with α8 AI Processor at CES. Like other TVs at CES 2024, it also employs AI to enhance picture quality. One cool feature is the AI Picture Pro which makes faces, objects, and backgrounds in a scene look better with more details. Additionally, LG elevates the picture quality through the incorporation of Quantum Dot and NanoCell color technologies. Read more.
Samsung QD-OLED TV
Samsung’s new S95D OLED TV model is said to be 20 percent brighter than previous models with AI-enhanced color accuracy. This OLED TV features ‘OLED Glare Free’ technology that ensures an immersive viewing experience, even in daylight. It is touted to be Samsung’s brightest OLED screen, and it comes with high refresh rates, going up to 144Hz. Read more.
LG OLED T Wireless Transparent TV
LG’s new OLED T is a wireless, transparent OLED TV that is meant for those who don’t like the black look of regular TVs. When it’s off, it disappears into the background and seamlessly blends into the environment. It comes with LG’s Zero Connect Box for wireless connectivity. This clear screen turns into a TV when the contrast screen goes up. Sitting in my office chair, thinking about a see-through TV, I find it cool but wonder about the picture quality and how to keep it clean. It looks futuristic, and I’m curious when it’ll be available for purchase. It’s said to be the first wireless transparent OLED TV people can buy. Read more.
Roku Pro Series OLED TV
If you are looking for a TV made for streaming, Roku has something new for you. The Pro Series TVs are equipped with a 4K QLED display with Mini-LED backlighting for higher brightness, better contrast, and HDR levels. These TVs will get an AI-powered Smart Picture feature that identifies the type of content playing on a screen and automatically adjusts the picture quality for an optimized viewing experience. Read more.
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