LG's Perfect Black - The Curved 4K OLED TV Launch

Life’s Good when you are invited to activities like a launch of a new product. We were part of the lucky ones to be invited to the launch of LGs newest innovation, the world’s first Curved 4K OLED TV. The launch was held at Abenson in Bonifacio Global City and we got the chance to experience firsthand this new product.

With the tag line Perfect Black, Perfect Colors this TV comes in sizes of 55” and 65”, if you’re thinking that this will be a space consuming piece of beauty you don’t need to worry as this tv is only 3 credit cards thin. Yes! You read it right.

This baby is only 3 credit cards thick so it doesn’t need too much space and the other good thing about this is that it can be mounted to the wall.

But don’t let the looks deceive you. This TV has a lot more to offer that aesthetics. This TV also offers a couple of features that you will really enjoy. For one it offers vibrant display with very clear details making it looks like the pictures are ready to pop out of the screen, since this TV is curved you can expect to have a perfect watching experience since it gives you Consistent color and clarity from every angle.

Is the screen of your smart phone too small when watching a movie or playing COC? No worries as you can pair your LG Curved 4K OLED TV with your phone via WIFI so you can use your tv as an external monitor without the cable connections. Aside from this you can connect this tv directly to the internet and use the remote as your mouse.

It is without exaggeration that other TVs will look dull after seeing the LG OLED TV and of course great Display should come with great sounds; LG collaborated with Harman/kardon to come up with a great sound system for this great tv. The TV has a multi-channel sound effect that surrounds you from top to bottom, left and right, front and center for a perfect viewing experience.

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LG's First 4K OLED TV Has an Eye-Popping Price Tag

SEOUL, South Korea — LG announced two new giant OLED TVs with ultra-high definition (a.k.a. 4K) screens Monday, sticking with its strategy of using the exceptionally expensive OLED display technology.

The South Korean company said it will ship 65-inch OLED TVs starting September in South Korea, Europe and North America. A 77-inch model will hit shelves later this year.

While major TV makers are pushing to make Ultra HD TVs mainstream, most use LCD screens. The super-high resolution picture, also known as 4K, packs four times more pixels than regular HD televisions.

Making Ultra HD quality TVs with OLED screens remain costly.  LG's 65-inch model will cost 12 million won ($11,765). Other types of Ultra HD televisions sell for less than $3,000.

OLED sets typically have deeper color saturation and a sharper image quality than LCD. The tech is also easier to build into ultra-thin form factors. But for years, the high rate of error during production contributed to a significant price premium over LCDs, preventing OLED displays from catching on among mainstream consumers.

LG said it is committed to OLED because the cost will come down and its advanced screen will eventually replace LCD screens. It forecasts that OLED TV sales will overtake LCD TV sales "within a few years."

"OLED is where we must head next," said Ha Hyun-hwoi, head of LG's TV business. "It is a matter of time."

LG's aggressive bet on OLED TVs is in contrast with its rival Samsung Electronics Co. After rolling out a 55-inch curved TV that uses an OLED display last year, Samsung has not announced an upgrade to its OLED TV for this year. Samsung uses OLED technology mostly for small devices, such as smartphones and tablet computers.

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