In 2015, webOS will be main platform for TV companies LG Electronics . Previously, the manufacturer introduced HDTV lineup in 2014, built on the basis of the new the operating system , and now range was gradually expanded 55 “curved display LG 55EC930T.
In the new screen surface equidistant from the viewer’s eye that prevents the loss of sharpness and contrast of the images on the sides, and also contributes to a more complete immersion in the image. In curved OLED-panel with Full HD-resolution 1920×1080 pixels using four-color pixel technology, which provides a full color rendition . response speed of the matrix multiply higher than TV LED-backlit display, you can not fail to note the very narrow frame around the perimeter of the display.
webOS provides access to the best services “video on demand”, and the application of online store are set the same easily as any modern Smartphone . Multitasking support allows you to quickly switch between TV programs and functions of Smart TV. Moreover, declared the possibility of watching movies in 3D-format, with the supplied lightweight Cinema 3D glasses do not have batteries.
LG 55EC930T is equipped with a pair of speakers rated at 10 watts, and the bottom of the screen, above the company’s logo is the touch pad. With its help, you can call the setup menu without the remote control to change the channel and adjust the volume.
TV LG 55EC930T is available now for a suggested price of $ 5000.
See also:
LG will roll production of plasma televisions
IFA 2014. LG will introduce curved TVs with crystals Swarovski
LG lucky to Europe first curved 65 “and 77″ OLED TV standard 4K
LG UB8500 / UB9500 / UB9800 : three new series of Ultra HD 4K TV
LG Display has demonstrated a flexible 18 “OLED-panel
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