LG Electronics is expanding its support of high-dynamic range (HDR) technologies and will hold several demonstrations of its OLED TVs at next week’s IFA 2016 show in Berlin Visitors to LG’s booth will ...

LG Electronics (LG) will demonstrate High Dynamic Range (HDR)-enabled TV and broadcasting technologies in cooperation with a host of high-profile broadcasters and content providers at the IFA consumer ...

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The ultra-thin OLED “wallpaper TV” supports four flavors of high dynamic range technology. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor At the first major manufacturer press conference of CES, LG unveiled a ...

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LG Electronics has found itself under a fair bit of pressure in recent days from angry gamers wanting the brand to improve the input lag performance (the time a TV takes to render image data received ...

CES 2016 - We have already had our socks blown off by the current 4K OLED TVs from LG, but the new Signature 4K OLED TVs are really something else. Why? HDR. That's why. The new HDR-enabled Signature ...

They won't have the picture quality to match LG's OLED TVs, but the company's lineup of Super UHD LED LCD TVs will be the first to offer both high dynamic range formats, Dolby Vision and HDR10. David ...

[UPDATE: Since writing this story I've been contacted by a few owners of 2016 LG OLED TVs who like the update - at least with Dynamic Contrast engaged. I've added more information on this, as well as ...

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The hottest technology in TV tech right now is the high dynamic range displays, but so far HDR hasn’t made its way into computer monitors—save for a few expensive studio-grade displays. That’s set to ...