LG Electronics claims that its curved OLED TV — "world's first" — is the ultimate display and represents a new era in television, leading the transition from flat to curve screens.
Recently, LG, a world leader in consumer electronics and latest technologies, launched its "world’s first largest and slimmest" curved OLED TV in Riyadh, which delivers "truly uncompromising" picture quality thanks to its 4 color pixel and infinite contrast from self-lighting pixels.
Features of LG curved OLED TV:
Picture quality
The brilliance of OLED makes previously impossible performance a reality. The ability to switch off individual pixels renders the blacks truly black, creating an "infinite" contrast ratio.
Ultimate design
The LG OLED TV, with its graceful curve and slimmest bezel, blends elegantly into any decor.
No thicker than a pencil
The brilliant technology of OLED enables a simpler internal structure than conventional displays. With just two layers — a combined thin-film transistor (TFT)/OLED/refiner and a polarized film layer — the LG OLED TV is unbelievably lightweight and pencil-thin, only 4.5mm front to back at its thinnest point.
Seamless finish
This high-quality material, CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced polymer), mainly used in airplanes and automobiles, is used in the construction of the LG curved OLED TV.
OLED features
With a host of features such as streaming video, social networking and TV apps, the LG OLED TV promises hours of entertainment and interactive fun.
Motion clarity
The critical response time of LG OLED TV — its ability to refresh the image on screen — is less than .1 ms (microseconds), drastically faster than LED TV.
Super slim clear speakers
The super slim clear speakers embedded in the crystal stand provide excellent sound and seamlessly blend with the TV’s breathtaking modern design.
CE PRO Best Award
Latest OLED technology, smart TV features and innovative cinema screen design contribute to make LG's curved OLED TV critical and commercial success.
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LG’s curved OLED TV claims to herald new television era



