LG has started marketing its 2022 premium TV collection in the market. In addition to OLED TV, which is the highest caste, this South Korean electronic device manufacturer also brought a QNED Mini LED TV which is priced from Rp. 17 million.
Apart from promising new levels of visual and sound sophistication, LG's premium TVs this year also bring the fruit of our efforts to provide better interactions with users.
Improved picture and sound quality through artificial intelligence (AI)-based processor updates and the embedding of the latest Dolby technology are the main innovations in this premium TV collection. There is support for webOS 22 as a development from the previous generation.
This platform offers a variety of personalization which includes the option to create a different profile for each family member. With this facility, each family member can manage their own viewing experience and make it easier to access a series of applications and content services according to the previous settings.
Not only that, there is NFC Magic Tap which makes it easy to mirror the impressions on the smartphone screen to the TV screen, to the presence of the Room To Room Share option. As the name implies, this option allows users to mirror content from cable tv or satellite services to another TV screen via Wi-Fi connection.
OLED Evo
As the highest caste in its premium TV, LG has also brought major developments to its newest OLED TV. Led by OLED Evo as a series that debuted last year.
LG's 2022 OLED evo generation includes the G2 series known as the OLED evo Gallery Edition and the C2 series. Carrying the main physical characteristics of their predecessors, these two latest series not only appear with thin thickness dimensions, but also allow them to be attached to walls with almost no gaps. Combined with the thin border of the screen, making it like a cinema screen in a home space.
LG pinned the Brightness Booster Max feature on the G2 series and Brightness Booster on the C2 series. Features that carry out the main task of increasing the brightness of the screen to the optimal level for the user's eye view.
The screen that sticks perfectly to the wall with optimal viewing image quality becomes a strong blend that is difficult not to attract the attention of people who pass in front of it.
He further stated, this increase in brightness is one of the fruits of LG's efforts to update the processor used.
Named the LG 9 Gen 5 intelligent processor, the brain behind this OLED TV was developed based on AI. Not only from the visual side, development with the latest deep-learning algorithms, makes this processor capable of providing major improvements to the visual as well as the audio side.
On the visual side, incorporated in a series of AI Picture Pro features, the artificial intelligence in this processor pays closer attention to the details of each image displayed. Whereas in the previous generation more emphasis was placed on the face and overall body of the object in the display, this increased ability makes it also pay attention to detail in the effects of the image around the object such as the background image.
As a result, the image is displayed in a three-dimensional feel.
Not only that, the work of this smart processor makes the latest LG evo OLED TV features the Dynamic Tone-mapping Pro Algorithm. This makes it capable of processing 5,000 area points on the screen individually to enhance the detail of image reproduction.
Meanwhile, from the ability to play sound, the 9 Gen 5 intelligent processor is no less powerful. With the AI Sound Pro feature, the TV's integrated speakers can make smart adjustments that allow the TV to play sound in 7.1.2 surround.
Complementing all compliance capabilities, LG is also collaborating with Dolby Vision IQ technology. As Dolby's latest innovative technology, it provides more vibrant images with greater depth and texture dimensions.
Accompanying these two OLED evo series, LG also introduced an OLED TV in a 42-inch screen landscape. Being the smallest screen landscape among all available options, the availability of this C2 model is made to answer previous requests from LG OLED TV users for a more suitable screen landscape to be enjoyed in the bedroom or workspace at home.
LG QNED Mini LED TV
The LG QNED Mini LED TV brings with it two of LG's key technologies on its screen. Quantum Dot on the one hand, which has expertise in presenting color waves without distortion, combines with Mini LEDs in the form of an array of LED lights the size of 1/40 compared to the usual LED lights on the panel which makes color reproduction more detailed and consistent in every part of the screen.
This is what makes the LG QNED Mini LED TV has a high superiority in terms of rich colors with higher reproduction accuracy. Not just a claim for itself, for this capability, the LG QNED Mini LED TV has received certification from Intertek as an international testing agency. This recognition is given for its ability to present color with volume and consistency reaching 100%.
In terms of the choice of screen landscapes for the entire series this year, the LG QNED TV is available in four options. Starting from the largest in a row, the 86-inch, 75-inch, 65-inch to 50-inch screens are the smallest among the entire collection. While talking about the choice of resolution level, the highest series of QNED Mini LED TV in 2022 is available in 8K options which will follow soon.
Complementing the appeal of these two large collections of premium TVs, LG provides them with the support of facilities to support the needs of the latest generation of gaming. This is done by setting up support for various features of HDMI 2.1. As well as Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC).
In addition, LG also maintains the Game Optimizer on its newest OLED TV and QNED Mini LED TV. Integrated features, which include making it easier for users to adjust the nuances of the image according to the genre of the game, have immediately gained popularity since their introduction last year.
Improvements to AI-based picture and sound and better interaction with a wider range of screen landscapes allow more people to enjoy the new sophistication one can expect from a TV.