Sony details the first Bravia OLED 4K HDR TVs to arrive in Europe in 2019-- the AG8 series, with 65- and 55-inch models promising a "deeply satisfying visual experience" with deep blacks and rich colours.

According to the company, AG8 series TVs feature an OLED panel capable of pushing over 8 million self-illuminating pixels for "unprecedented contrast and contrast fidelity." Meanwhile a 4K HDR Processor X1 Extreme brings together 3 technologies, namely object-based HDR remaster, Super Bit Mapping and Dual database processing to improve images from any source, be it TV broadcast, stream or disc. Further improving on images is Dolby Vision support.

What do millennial customers want? The answer, according to Samsung, is a TV they can pivot between horizontal and vertical orientations. Enter the Sero, a 43-inch TV able to do exactly that.

Wait, you might ask, why would the young even want a vertical TV in the first place? The answer lies in a want to mirror smartphones for mobile shopping, watching online video, scrolling through Instagram or playing games. In case of conventional TV content, the user can then simply turn the the Sero around, thanks to an integrated panel.

Panasonic joins Swiss furniture brand Vitra at the Salone del Mobile furniture lifestyle exhibition to reveal a transparent OLED concept display designed to look like a glass cabinet.

The transparent OLED display consists of a wooden frame holding what appears to be a pane of glass. However, once the device is turned on, it transforms into an OLED display. Designed by Scandinavian based designer Daniel Rybakken and Panasonic Design Kyoto, the display features materials such as wood, metal and glass, with the wooden frame hiding all electronic components and housing a lighting element.

Middle Atlantic announces the C3 Series Credenza-- a solution combining a 10-inch-deep space-saving profile with the Frame to Furniture design approach allowing field-mount flexibility for traditional rackmounts and small devices.

First seen back at CEDIA 2018 and ISE 2019, the C3 series Credenza has a flexible, configurable rack frame making a solid foundation customer can scale as they add or replace AV components, all without sacrificing system reliability. The frame allows installer to set up a wide variety of localised AV equipment, including the increasing number of small devices used in both residential and commercial applications.

Bang & Olufsen takes to Milan Design Week to unveil a striking all-in-one TV/speaker system-- the Beovision Harmony unfolds a 3-channel speaker system when switched on, using a mechanism reminiscent of butterfly wings.

The Beovision Harmony is a high-end TV featuring a 77-inch LG OLED panel. When switched off the teak oak and aluminium speaker panels partially hide the display, and fan out while the set rises to ideal viewing height when on. Either way, the result makes for an eye-catching TV customers will surely want to show off.

Josh.ai and LG announce a collaboration to integrate voice control into LG TVs, allowing users to ask Josh Micro to turn on desired content on 2018 and 2019 LG OLED, Super UHD and UHD displays.

Using Josh.ai voice-control technology, customers will be able to control LG TVs through natural language-oriented commands, such as "turn the volume up" or "switch inputs to Roku." Compound commands, such as “watch Stranger Things season 2 episode 3, turn up the volume on the TV, draw the shades 40% and dim the lights a little” will also be possible, with all devices assigned to the room the user is in carrying out the actions in question.