While the image up top is LG’s older, discontinued W9 Wallpaper OLED TV, the news is that LG is bringing its uber-thin smart TV back, this time in the form of the Evo W6 Wireless Wallpaper TV. The big difference? The Wallpaper Design is now endowed with truly wireless connectivity; yes, the thin cable shown in these images is history. The LG Evo W6 also sports Hyper Radiant Color Technology, which is said to improve blacks (really? LG OLEDs are already famous for their blacks), color, and brightness–up to 3.9 times brighter than conventional OLEDs. We’re assuming “conventional” includes LG’s own sets; maybe not. LG also touts an improved screen coating said to preserve those hard-won picture improvements in a wider array of ambient lighting conditions. LG’s third-generation Alpha 11 AI processor powers the Evo W6, as well as all its AI video and audio features, promising a five-fold improvement in neural processing according to the company. It’s said to be capable of running two separate algorithms simultaneously, with each correcting and optimizing the results from the other. Theoretically this should produce better results with fewer artifacts. The LG Evo W6 Wallpaper TV can access the same library of art as LG’s Gallery TV, with a Gallery mode that promises to optimize color and brightness to best reproduce the visual texture of physical art. LG’s WebOS smart TV software is also onboard, with Voice ID technology that can recognize a user’s voice and present their personalized home screen on demand. If you’re into gaming on your TV, it delivers 4K UHD resolution with a 165Hz refresh rate. There’s also support both Nvidia’s G-Sync and AMD’s Free Premium technologies to prevent image tearing. Whatever the end result of the hype, the Evo W6 promises to blend into its surroundings far better than the average OLED–at a hefty price no doubt. We’re guessing in the 10s of thousands of dollars. Read...

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