IT House reported on June 7 that LG’s new-generation flagship gaming monitor 32GQ950-B is now available on LG China’s official website, which means it will […]
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LG has announced a limited edition Star Wars-inspired C2 OLED TV. The TV will be available in a single diagonal of 65 inches. The U.S. […]
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LG Display revealed that Sharp issued a public statement saying that it had decided to accept the ruling of the Singapore International Arbitration Center (SIAC), […]
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Let’s start with the Asus VivoBook S3400QA Laptop who benefits from a nice reduction on Rueducommerce. The computer is equipped with a 14″ OLED panel […]
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Thank you IT home netizens iCube The clue is delivered! IT House reported on May 15 that LG has now launched a new 27GP95R monitor […]
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IT House reported on May 3 that at the recent NAB 2022 exhibition, the LG 65EP5G reference professional OLED display was released. This is the […]
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IT House reported on April 17 that LG’s 2022 C2 OLED TVs will be officially launched at 0:00 on April 18, including 65-inch, 55-inch, 48-inch […]
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SNE Research, a new energy vehicle battery market research organization, held a two-day NGBS 2022 (Next Generation Battery Symposium) at COEX in Seoul from April […]
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