The New TVs You Must See at CES 2024

CES never disappoints with television announcements and this year is no different, with TVs ranging from the transparent to those 8 feet wide.

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Samsung cuts the glare with new OLED TV technology

At CES this week, Samsung is showing off new glare-free OLED TV technology that will be part of its upcoming S95D glare-free OLED TV.

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LG's transparent OLED can go from TV to animated art

LG with its 77-inch Signature OLED T TV could end up in your living room. At CES, they look cool, acting like windows that display moving images.

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TCL's QM851 could be one of the best TVs for the buck in 2024

We liked its predecessor, but we got a look at the new TCL QM851 TV, which looks to be even better and cost about the same.

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One of the biggest, brightest screens we've ever seen

Don't sleep on this TV. The TCL 115QM891G is a 115-inch TV that's 8.5 feet wide and around six feet tall on its stand. That's bigger than a California king mattress.

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Samsung shows off stylish AI displays

Also from Samsung at CES this week, the QN900D 8K QLED TV serves up slim styling and a host of AI-enhanced picture modes. Samsung said its the slimmest, most premium 8K TV to ever hit the market.

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Samsung's 8K short-throw wireless projector can fill a 150-inch screen

And more from Samsung. Its Premiere projectors boast 4K and 8K images and Dolby Atmos sound onboard.

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Hisense's huge 110-inch TV maxes out mini-LED brightness

The 110-inch Hisense UX is very bright. David Katzmaier said the huge TV has "some of the most eye-watering specifications I've ever seen."

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LG's wireless HDMI connectivity coming to a smaller, more affordable screens

The LG M4 OLED TV, seen here in a 97-inch size, uses wireless technology. The M4 will come in 97-, 83- and 77-inch sizes, and a new 65-inch model should make this expensive series a bit more attainable.