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At CES 2024, LG unveiled its , which is a combination of a  (also ) and . LG claims this will “transform the screen experience in ways that have never been possible before”. How it works is that a contrast film is raised (when the TV is on) or lowered (when the TV is off) so you can see what’s behind the screen. Like , the OLED T comes powered by LG’s new with four times greater AI performance, and up to a 70 percent improvement in graphic performance and a 30 percent faster processing speed compared to its predecessor. When not in use, the screen is transparent and clear, allowing users to see right through and enjoy a sense of space. In fact, LG proposes that the TV no longer be mounted or placed against a wall, but instead placed in the middle of the room to become a divider or propped against a window without blocking the view outside. To achieve this, the OLED T comes with stand-alone, against-the-wall or wall-mount options and a Zero Connect Box which uses wireless transmission technology to send 4K images and sound without any cables between the Zero Connect Box and the OLED T. (If this sounds crazy, a standard OLED screen.) The OLED T allows users to enjoy dual viewing experiences - transparent and opaque. The OLED T can become a transparent digital canvas for showcasing artwork, videos, or photos with the Always-On-Display (AOD) feature. The content displayed on the transparent screen appears to float in the air. Another option is the T-Bar feature that broadcasts an info-ticker running along the lower part of the screen. The T-Bar displays news alerts, weather updates or the title of songs being played while the rest of the screen presents a clear, unobstructed view of the space behind it. LG hasn’t released the price or availability of the OLED T. We will update this article when we receive more information.