LG Display's prototype screen can stretch from 12 to 18 inches while maintaining 100 pixels per inch. It may appear in next-gen wearable devices or cars. When he's not battling bugs and robots in ...

Imagine a world where traditional laptop screens are replaced by holographic displays, creating a unique and immersive user experience. This is not just a science fiction concept anymore as the advent ...

Samsung first showed off the “Ultra High (5000 nit) Brightness OLED.” As the name suggests, this is a display that can reach 5,000 nits of peak brightness at a 10% on-pixel ratio. It has up to 1.5 ...

At the Meta Connect 2025 event, the company unveiled its two new AI-powered glasses, Ray-Ban display glasses and Ray-Ban Meta ...

LG’s Transparent OLED TV technology made a huge splash at CES 2024 and it has us very excited for the future of home display technology. CES 2024 was a success on a lot of levels for a number of ...

Garmin could be about to release an all-new version of the Fenix 8 – with a futuristic Micro-LED display. The Garmin Fenix 8 has just launched (and got a rave review here at Wareable) but a new ...

A major theme for this year already appears to be transparency, with staple brands such as Samsung and LG showcasing their see-through products — the transparent micro-LED display and the Signature ...

Among the most notable automotive tech on display at CES 2025 was BMW’s Panoramic Vision, set to appear in all new models by the end of the year. It’s a heads-up display (HUD), but unlike a ...

Meta has announced the Ray-Ban Display, smart glasses that feature a high-resolution in-lens display and a wrist-based ...

Huawei's stunning Mate XT Ultimate Design phone and its display, which can fold into thirds, shows that the company's ability to innovate rivals Apple and Samsung. Sareena was a senior editor for CNET ...

The latest model features a screen in the right lens. It can show text messages, video calls, turn-by-turn directions in maps ...

The glasses look like a chunky pair of Ray-Bans, with the display tucked discreetly into the right lens. Unlike Apple's Vision Pro, it is not immersive augmented reality. Instead, it is a glanceable ...