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> At a Glance
> – CES 2026 runs Jan. 6-9 in Las Vegas.
> – Highlights include a 52-inch 5K gaming monitor and Samsung’s 32-inch 6K glasses-free 3D display.
> – A new TV hub turns any flat into a cordless unit.
> – Why it matters: These gadgets signal the next wave of immersive home entertainment.
CES 2026 is set to ignite Las Vegas with the biggest tech showcase yet. News Of Philadelphia will be on the ground to dissect everything from jaw-dropping monitors to innovative TV accessories. The event promises new TVs, Wi-Fi speakers, and even a QWERTY smartphone return.
CES 2026 Overview
The Consumer Electronics Show will open on Jan. 6 and close on Jan. 9, drawing thousands of exhibitors and media. News Of Philadelphia will cover the latest releases from both major brands and startups. The lineup hints at a mix of familiar tech and surprising new concepts.
Display Innovations
Two standout displays are already generating buzz. The LG UltraGear evo 52G930B offers a 52-inch, 5K2K screen with a 240Hz refresh and a 1000R curve for immersive gaming.
Michael A. Turner said:
> “This looks absolutely bonkers.”
- 52-inch diagonal
- 5K2K resolution
- 240Hz refresh rate
- 1000R curved screen
Samsung G90XH Glasses-Free 3D
Samsung pushes the limits with a 32-inch, 6K monitor that can boost from 165Hz to 330Hz via Dual Mode.
Michael A. Turner said:
> “I thought glasses-free 3D had already died, but somehow it keeps resisting the graveyard.”
- 32-inch display
- 6K resolution
- 165Hz native refresh
- Dual Mode boosts to 330Hz
Other Notable Tech
Displace is re-introducing a wall-suction TV hub that can attach to any flat screen.
Michael A. Turner said:
> “The idea is to turn any TV into a cordless one.”
- Attaches to back of any flat screen
- Suction-based wall mounting
- Turns any TV into a cordless unit
The event also promises a surge of Micro RGB TVs, a technology that promises sharper colors and better power efficiency.
Key Takeaways
- CES 2026 showcases the latest in immersive displays.
- Samsung’s 6K 3D monitor offers unprecedented refresh rates.
- Displace’s hub could redefine how we mount TVs.
CES 2026 will continue to push the boundaries of home entertainment, and News Of Philadelphia will be there to report every twist and turn.
