"Museum curators don't typically collaborate with television manufacturers, but LG Electronics recruited them specifically to develop the Gallery Mode for its new Gallery TV launching at CES 2026. This specialized display mode optimizes color accuracy, brightness levels, and glare reduction to reproduce the visual texture of original artworks with exhibition-quality fidelity. The screen automatically adjusts to changing ambient light throughout the day, maintaining clarity whether morning sun floods the room or evening darkness sets in."
"LG's approach combines the Alpha 7 AI Processor with MiniLED display technology to deliver 4K resolution suitable for both traditional television content and fine art reproduction. The audio system features AI Sound Pro with Virtual 9.1.2ch capability for immersive surround sound simulation. Customizable magnetic frames attach to the slim, flush-mount design, with one frame type included and additional options sold separately."
"LG finally decided the art TV market is worth serious attention, which means the category has officially graduated from novelty to legitimate product segment. The Frame has been sitting pretty much unchallenged for years while TCL and Hisense tossed their hats in the ring, but LG entering changes the competitive dynamics entirely. They've got distribution channels, brand recognition, and display technology chops that make this a credible threat rather than an unassuming Frame competitor."
Museum curators were recruited to develop Gallery Mode for a new Gallery TV, optimizing color accuracy, brightness, and glare reduction to reproduce original artworks with exhibition-quality fidelity. The screen automatically adjusts to changing ambient light throughout the day to maintain clarity. The design pairs an Alpha 7 AI Processor with MiniLED panels to deliver 4K resolution suitable for traditional content and fine art. Audio uses AI Sound Pro with Virtual 9.1.2ch for immersive surround simulation. Slim flush-mount construction accepts magnetic frames; one frame is included and extras are sold separately. The Gallery+ service offers over 4,500 pieces with subscription access and a limited free tier. Entry by a major brand elevates the art-TV category and intensifies competition with The Frame.
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