LG Electronics has unveiled its 2026 TV lineup in Australia, introducing a wide range of new models aimed at simplifying home entertainment while boosting picture quality, gaming performance and smart features. The new range includes an impressive array of 39 models across OLED, QNED and LCD categories, with a strong focus on artificial intelligence, personalised viewing and cable-free setups. A THINNER, WIRELESS FLAGSHIP Leading the lineup is the OLED evo…
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