CES 2015: LG Launched 4K Supported Curved OLED TV's

The South-Korean tech giant LG officially pulled-off the cover to unveil OLED 4K TV line up in the CES 2015 in Las Vegas today. Following the world's first 4K OLED TVs in 2014, LG has launched seven different new 4K OLED TVs with flexible, curved and flat models spanning 55 (54.6 inches diagonally), 65 (64.5 inches diagonally) and 77 (76.7 inches diagonally) inches in display size.

All the LG 4K OLED TVs utilize the company's proprietary WRGB technology. Further, with a maximum response time of 0.001ms, this OLED TVs are more than 1,000 times faster than conventional LCD flat panel TVs.

LG OLED TVs assure that even viewers sitting off-axis will enjoy exceptional picture quality at wide viewing angles, unlike most LCD TVs, which suffer from color washout and lower contrast.

LG's Slim design philosophy takes the design into a bold direction with a focus on creating the slimmest TV possible while keeping the overall aesthetic simple and minimal.

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LG has collaborated with Harman/Kardon for advanced sound technology, guaranteeing the flawless picture quality with a deservingly complemented deep, rich sound. It is also equipped with 4.2 channel speaker setup with enhanced LG's ULTRA Surround System to deliver a powerful audio experience.

Moreover LG 4K OLED TV feature webOS 2.0, the latest version of LG's proprietary smart TV platform. LG's webOS 2.0 delivers a simple and enhanced user interface with reduced boot time and also allows users to optimize menus on the Launcher Bar making it easier than ever to add and delete favorite items.

"LG is driving innovation by making this superb TV technology available to more consumers," said In-kyu Lee, senior vice president and head of the TV and monitor division at the LG Electronics Home Entertainment Company. "LG believes this is where the future of television is headed and we're going to continue developing and expanding our OLED offerings until it becomes a viable option for all consumers."

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