
John Archer, Senior Contributor
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LG Wins Multiple CES 2027 Display Innovation Awards—Including For A New ‘Wallpaper’ OLED With Agentic AI
The hype train for January’s CES technology show has left the station, with the first brand to break cover with news of what we can expect to see at CES 2027 being LG. And LG certainly has plenty to shout about, it seems, as its early CES announcement reveals that it’s already picked up no less than three key CES 2027 Innovation awards in the key home entertainment display sector.
Leading the way is LG’s Signature OLED T6. This ultra-premium 77-inch set (it’ll set you back $59,999 if you fancy one) was actually launched back in June, on a built-to-order in six weeks basis – but that hasn’t stopped it picking up an official CES Best of Innovation award (the highest level of award on offer) in the increasingly important Art Tech category for the second year running.
If you’re wondering, not unreasonably, why you might want to buy a transparent TV, the neat trick about the OLED T6 is that while it can display images in front of a transparent back plate to almost holographic effect when you want to minimise the screen’s aesthetic impact, it can switch to a normal black backplate at the press of a button. Enabling you to enjoy all the home cinema contrast and black level performance that OLED TVs are famous for when it’s time for movie night.
The OLED T6 also ships with a Zero Connect Box that passes video wirelessly at 4K resolutions and 60Hz refresh rates so you don’t have to run multiple cables into the ultra designer screen, as well as benefiting from the 3rd generation of LG’s Alpha 11 AI processor for premium picture quality.
The OLED T6’s Best of Innovation victory means that an LG OLED TV has now won this top CES award for five consecutive years, with previous winners being the LG OLED T in 2026, the LG OLED evo G in 2025, the LG OLED evo M in 2024, and the LG OLED Flex (a bendable gaming monitor) in 2023.
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