LG has introduced a new 65-inch television model, the 65LX7B6LA, designed to blend seamlessly into a living room while offering the ability to display artwork on its screen when not in use. This feature aims to turn the space into a mini museum, with the TV's minimalist design featuring thin borders and a frame that is compatible with standard VESA 400×400 mounting brackets. The television also includes a 65-inch anti-reflective panel, which helps reduce glare and enhances the viewing experience. The model is usually priced at 1,399 euros, but it can be purchased for 880 euros using the promotional code LG26 on the Son-Vidéo.com website. The 65LX7B6LA comes with LG Gallery+, a feature that allows users to display over 5,000 pieces of artwork, including famous works like Vincent van Gogh’s "Self-Portrait with a Bandaged Ear." This creates the illusion that the artwork is hung on the wall. The TV also incorporates Dynamic QNED Color technology, which offers a full 100% color volume and improved contrast, making colors appear more vivid and lifelike. Additionally, the AI Picture Pro technology analyzes each image to enhance resolution, clarity, and depth, providing a more immersive viewing experience. The television runs on WebOS 26, LG’s smart TV operating system, which grants access to major streaming platforms like Netflix, YouTube, and Disney+. It also supports AI-assisted features such as Google Gemini and Copilot, which can help users find movie or series recommendations based on their preferences. However, the model has some limitations when it comes to gaming. Despite having Auto-Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), which are beneficial for gaming, the TV is capped at 60 Hz, which may not be ideal for high-end gaming experiences. LG positions the 65LX7B6LA as a direct competitor to Samsung's "The Frame" series, which also focuses on blending into home decor with artwork display capabilities. While both models aim to transform the living room into a more artistic space, the LG model offers a more affordable price point, especially with the current promotion. This makes it an attractive option for consumers looking to enhance their home environment with high-quality television technology.