At CES 2026, LG Electronics unveiled its latest OLED product line. Among them, the LG OLED evo W6 true wireless wallpaper TV recreates the wallpaper design first launched by LG in 2017, and incorporates wireless connectivity and LG's most advanced imaging innovation to date — ultra-bright color technology. This wallpaper TV has a 9mm body, and all connections are concentrated on the Zero Connect Box. The box can be placed up to 10 meters away. In the same period, LG launched Hyper Radiant Color Technology 2, which is said to be 3.9 times brighter than traditional OLED TVs. To ensure that this higher brightness maintains a clear and sharp picture in any viewing environment, the wallpaper TV uses a low-reflection screen designed specifically for LG TVs. Driving these visual improvements is the new alpha 11 third-generation artificial intelligence processor, which increases the performance of its neural processing unit by 5.6 times. Increased computing power has spawned a new dual AI engine. Unlike traditional processors that sacrifice natural textures to reduce noise, dual AI engines run parallel algorithms and perform both tasks simultaneously to produce images that preserve natural detail while avoiding excessive sharpness.

At CES 2026, LG Electronics unveiled its latest OLED product line. Among them, the LG OLED evo W6 true wireless wallpaper TV recreates the wallpaper design first launched by LG in 2017, and incorporates wireless connectivity and LG's most advanced imaging innovation to date — ultra-bright color technology. This wallpaper TV has a 9mm body, and all connections are concentrated on the Zero Connect Box. The box can be placed up to 10 meters away. In the same period, LG launched Hyper Radiant Color Technology 2, which is said to be 3.9 times brighter than traditional OLED TVs. To ensure that this higher brightness maintains a clear and sharp picture in any viewing environment, the wallpaper TV uses a low-reflection screen designed specifically for LG TVs. Driving these visual improvements is the new alpha 11 third-generation artificial intelligence processor, which increases the performance of its neural processing unit by 5.6 times. Increased computing power has spawned a new dual AI engine. Unlike traditional processors that sacrifice natural textures to reduce noise, dual AI engines run parallel algorithms and perform both tasks simultaneously to produce images that preserve natural detail while avoiding excessive sharpness.