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LG's Micro RGB Evo TV Will Debut

LG unveils its first micro RGB TV ahead of CES 2026, and it's got OLED users feeling envy

ZDNET's key takeaways LG has unveiled its new Micro RGB evo, a TV featuring micro-RGB LEDs with next-generation color accuracy.The TV is powered by a robust chipset with AI enhancements, providing the display with wide color gamut support and fine control over a thousand dimming zones.

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LG Teases Micro RGB evo Ahead of CES 2026, Chasing the Holy Grail of TV Color

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LG Announces Debut Range Of Micro RGB TVs—Including A CES Award-Winning 100 Incher

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LG's Micro RGB Evo TV Promises Better Color at CES 2026

LG Electronics will unveil its first flagship LCD television with an RGB micro-LED backlight at CES in January. called the LG Micro RGB Evo.

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LG’s most advanced LCD ever: Micro RGB evo powered by OLED’s AI Brain

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CES 2026: LG To Unveil Award-Winning Micro RGB evo TV Series Next Month

LG, TVs and Copilot

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Microsoft Copilot quietly shows up on LG TVs, and you can’t remove it

Microsoft’s Copilot has quietly appeared on LG webOS TVs, and many owners only noticed after it was already there.

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LG quietly added an unremovable Microsoft Copilot app to TVs

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LG quietly installs Microsoft Copilot on its smart TVs—and you can't delete it

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We’ll soon discover 2026’s big TV trend thanks to LG’s CES announcements

When CES 2026 kicks off on January 6, 2026, LG is going to be one of the biggest names people watch. The tech expo offers product reveals across the wide gamut of gadgetery and the Korean company is going to have reveals in the biggest areas, from TVs and monitors to speakers and home appliances.

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Get a 50-inch LG smart TV for just $248 at Walmart that’s easy to set up

The LG 50-Inch 4K UHD AI Smart TV is selling for under $250 at Walmart. Shoppers can save on a versatile brand-name smart TV.

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Claims LG OLED && LED TVs Are Mass Surveillance Devices Used In A Deceptive Way To Spy On Consumers

Company who already has a questionable track record in Australia according to the ACCC secretly tracking analysing and then selling detailed information about what consumers watch inside their own homes.