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The world of TV and entertainment technology is evolving rapidly, with manufacturers introducing larger displays, advanced picture technologies and smarter projectors. Recent launches from LG and Lumio highlight two different ways consumers can upgrade their viewing experience: premium large-screen televisions and compact projectors designed for home entertainment.
This roundup covers the latest developments in television and projector technology, including key specifications, pricing and what buyers should know.
LG introduced its 115-inch QNED Evo AI Mini LED television in India on October 28, 2026. The launch adds another ultra-large-screen option to India’s premium television market.
The television combines QNED display technology with Mini LED backlighting, targeting consumers who want a large viewing area for movies, sports and gaming.
Some of its highlighted features include:
The combination of a large display and high refresh rate makes this television particularly relevant for buyers interested in premium home theatre setups and gaming.
The 115-inch screen also requires careful consideration of room dimensions, viewing distance and installation space before purchase.
Read more about the launch and specifications in this Gadgets 360 report on LG’s 115-inch QNED Evo TV.
Lumio launched the updated Arc 7 (2026) projector in India on October 6, 2026. The new version brings improvements to brightness, contrast and internal storage compared with the earlier model.
The projector is designed for consumers who want a larger screen without installing a conventional television.
Here are its key specifications:
| Feature | Lumio Arc 7 (2026) |
|---|---|
| Native resolution | Full HD 1080p |
| Brightness | 500 ANSI lumens |
| Maximum projection size | Up to 120 inches |
| Operating system | Google TV based on Android 14 |
| Internal storage | 32GB |
| Audio | Dual 8W speakers with Dolby Audio |
| Price in India | ₹34,999 |
The updated model also includes autofocus, automatic keystone correction and obstacle avoidance to make projector setup easier.
Its Google TV interface supports popular streaming services, including Netflix, while Gemini on Google TV adds another way to interact with supported content and services.
The Arc 7 (2026) is priced at ₹34,999 and became available from October 8 through Lumio’s online store and selected e-commerce platforms.
For buyers considering a projector, brightness is an important factor. The 500 ANSI lumens rating means room lighting and screen placement should be considered when planning a viewing setup.
Read the full specifications and availability details in this Gadgets 360 report on the Lumio Arc 7 (2026).
The latest launches highlight two different approaches to home entertainment. Television manufacturers are expanding premium screen sizes and display technologies, while projector brands are focusing on easier installation and larger projected images.
Here are some important developments to watch:
| Technology | Main development | Benefit for viewers |
|---|---|---|
| Mini LED TVs | More precise backlight control | Improved contrast and brightness management |
| QNED displays | Enhanced colour reproduction | Richer and more vibrant visuals |
| High refresh rate TVs | Support for refresh rates such as 144Hz and 165Hz | Smoother gaming and motion |
| Smart projectors | Built-in streaming platforms | Less dependence on external streaming devices |
| Auto-focus projectors | Automatic image adjustment | Easier installation and setup |
These developments also show why buyers should compare more than just screen size or resolution. Brightness, contrast, refresh rate, connectivity and room conditions can make a significant difference to the viewing experience.
A large television or projector can improve your entertainment experience, but the right choice depends on how and where you plan to use it.
Consider these factors before purchasing:
Not sure whether to choose a television or projector? Read our detailed comparison: Projector vs TV for a Home Theatre: Which One Actually Suits Indian Living Rooms?.
You can also read Do You Need a 4K Projector for Home Theatre, or Is 1080p Still Good Enough? before deciding which resolution suits your requirements.
The latest developments in TV and entertainment technology show how home entertainment choices are expanding in India. LG’s 115-inch QNED Evo television targets consumers looking for an ultra-large premium display, while Lumio’s updated Arc 7 offers a more compact route to large-screen viewing.
There is no single solution for every household. The right choice depends on your room, viewing habits, budget and expectations from picture and sound quality.
As new display technologies and home theatre products enter the market, comparing specifications and understanding real-world requirements can help you make a more informed purchase.