Officials working for LG have stated that the company plans on spending over $900 million developing new advancements to its OLED TV technology over the next couple of years.
Nick Boever
Nick Boever is the former editor of DesignWell and current Web Editor of CE Pro. With a focus on wellness and sustainability, he is constantly searching for new and emerging technologies improving the health and wellbeing of people and the planet through the built environment. In his off-time he can be found in the workshop, writing, or relaxing at the top of a mountain.
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Samsung Adds Art Basel in Basel Collection to Art Store Catalog
The new collection adds 38 curated digital works from artists and galleries across the world with the core theming of the collection being centered around Africa as a place of origin.
Govee Integrates JBL Sound into Tabletop Moodlight
The fusion of functionality looks to create a singular mood product that can dynamically change based on the energy and performance of music.
CE Pro Weekly Rewind: Bose, Lightology and the Start of Samsung’s RGB TVs
CE Pro takes a look through all the news static throughout the week to find the stories and discussions affecting the custom integration industry.
Hunter Douglas Unveils New Pirouette Shades Alongside PowerView Upgrades
Focusing on design-forward innovations, the next phase of Hunter Douglas’ Spring 2025 launch sees more automation capabilities being added to unique shading options.
Modern Atomics Unveils Neutron PDU and Tokamak Power Supply
The duo feature AI-enhanced energy efficiency and expanded compatibility across leading control protocols.
Cambridge Audio’s Compact Amp Delivers Up to 250W in Less Than 8.5-Inches of Space
The smaller form factor of the amplifier allows it to sit atop a desktop system in addition to being compatible with rack setups.
Sonos Adds Much Awaited Features to Headphones in Ace Software Update
The new update adds a cinematic spatial audio calibration setting, TV audio swapping, and a much more intelligent noise-cancellation system.
TCL Stealth Launches QM5K Mini-LED TV Series
The QM5K Series will be the most barebones of TCL’s 2025 Mini-LED lineup, but also the most affordably-priced.
CE Pro Weekly Rewind: InfoComm, Apple, and the Splitting of an Industry Titan
CE Pro takes a look through all the news static throughout the week to find the stories and discussions affecting the custom integration industry.
Here Are the Most Pertinent Features Google Just Added to Home
Multiviewing on Google TVs and occupation-based automation triggers are just a few of the new features coming to the Home app’s public preview.
Lumagen Targets Fall Release for First 8K-Ready Video Processor
While the initial product will only support up to 4K60 video inputs and outputs, upgrades to 8K support will be available for an extra $2,000.
