Pre-orders for LG's new UltraFine evo 6K display (model 32U990A) with Thunderbolt 5 support will begin on September 30, ...

LG Display's prototype screen can stretch from 12 to 18 inches while maintaining 100 pixels per inch. It may appear in next-gen wearable devices or cars. When he's not battling bugs and robots in ...

LG has unveiled a new 12-inch high-resolution display. It is the world’s most stretchable Hi-Res display, achieving 20% stretchability. The display can be folded, twisted, and extended without ...

LG has added two new members to its UltraGear line up of gaming monitors, each of a different size. These are the UltraGear ...

In a groundbreaking leap for display technology, LG Display has introduced the world’s first stretchable screen that’s capable of expanding up to 50% beyond its original size. Revealed at LG Science ...

The micro OLED panel boasts a 4,175 pixel-per-inch density, over 20% more than the Vision Pro. LG Display is also showing off a smartwatch concept with a 3D display. To give VR headsets a visual ...

Gaming monitors that leverage organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), the display technology best known for its ability to deliver extreme contrast ratios, wide viewing angles, and deep, true blacks, ...

LG Display (LGD) has revealed a groundbreaking prototype stretchable screen capable of expanding its stretch ratio from 20% to an impressive 50%, pushing the boundaries of flexible display technology.

LG's curved monitors have stood out from much of the competition for quite some time, because they're not as thin as many of the others (like Samsung's Odyssey ultrawides, for instance). LG uses the ...

SEOUL, Nov. 9 (UPI) --South Korea's LG Display announced Tuesday that it has developed the world's first 12-inch high-resolution stretchable display screen, a product that could elongate an extra 20%.

No longer content with foldable or rollable displays, LG has its sights set on more smooshable devices. No longer content with foldable or rollable displays, LG has its sights set on more smooshable ...