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CES 2026: Samsung, LG, and TCL’s Coolest TVs

Hisense and Samsung Showcase Innovative TVs at CES 2024 This year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) saw both Hisense and Samsung unveiling exciting new television technologies, ranging from massive, color-enhanced displays to portable, wireless options. Hisense highlighted its 116-inch…

CES 2026: Samsung, LG, and TCL’s Coolest TVs

Hisense and Samsung Showcase Innovative TVs at CES 2024

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) saw both Hisense and Samsung unveiling exciting new television technologies, ranging from massive, color-enhanced displays to portable, wireless options.

Hisense highlighted its 116-inch 116UXS, a giant RGB TV boasting a unique addition to the customary color spectrum: cyan. According to Hisense, this fourth color aims to deliver a more vibrant and accurate picture. While this premium model is priced at $30,000, Hisense also announced more accessible Mini LED options – the UR8 and UR9 series – available in sizes from 55 to 100 inches. These models are expected to be available in 2026.

Samsung, on the other hand, presented a dramatically different approach with the Movingstyle. This 32-inch wireless 4K touchscreen display is designed for portability. It features a rolling base with wheels and a handle, allowing users to easily move it between rooms. The Movingstyle M7 also functions as a monitor and includes a built-in kickstand for stationary use. It offers three hours of battery life on a single charge and is priced at $1,199.99.

Sources:

* https://www.cnet.com/tech/home-entertainment/hisense-shrinks-30000-tech-into-smaller-tvs-for-2026/

* https://mashable.com/tech/ces/ces-2024-samsung-movingstyle-tv

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