A Samsung executive shows off the company's latest attempt to transform the electronics industry via curved displays.
This side angle illustrates exactly how immersive these new curved displays can be when positioned as part of an array.
LG's 77-inch Ultra HD OLED TV has been named the winner of the 2014 CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award for video displays.
Panasonic's CES showroom display gives us an idea of what curved TVs will look like when our angular-designed homes catch up and go curvy.
China's Hisense also unveiled a 65-inch smart television dubbed the H8s Curved Ultra HD TV; it features a 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution.
A CES attendee marvels at Haier's super-thin curved display. The company debuted 55-inch and 65-inch curved TVs at the event.
Yet another look at how an array of curved televisions can deliver immersive viewing that rivals the 3D experience.
Another look at LG's curved 4K television, this time at the 55-inch level.
Every CES event ushers in a new round of tech one-upmanship, with companies debuting the latest cutting-edge gadgets. This year is no different, as several of the biggest names have unveiled their takes on the curved television.
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From LG’s pricey ($69,999) cinema-style 4K television (boasting a 21:9 aspect ratio) to Samsung’s 105-inch monster, manufacturers have moved on from 3D bells and whistles of years past to focus on immersive high-definition viewing experiences.
And while the top players may be duking it out for 105-inch-screen dominance, there are several other companies weighing in with their own, smaller curved smart TVs that deserve a look, as well.
Take a peek at the latest curved televisions in the gallery, above.
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