Latest LG 4k OLED TV collection hits Nigerian market

In a bid to overcome poor picture qualities and resolution many conventional TVs produce, LG Electronics has made good its promise of keeping its Nigerian consumers abreast of technological innovations by introducing the world’s first  4K OLED TV into the Nigerian market.  A statement by the company said the grand entry of the LG 4K […]

In a bid to overcome poor picture qualities and resolution many conventional TVs produce, LG Electronics has made good its promise of keeping its Nigerian consumers abreast of technological innovations by introducing the world’s first  4K OLED TV into the Nigerian market.
 A statement by the company said the grand entry of the LG 4K OLED TV into the Nigerian market signals another hurdle for other brands in the consumer electronics industry as LG 4K OLED TVs come in both 55 and 65 inches.
“LG’s CURVED 4K OLED TV combines the intense detail of Ultra HD with the superior contrast and rich, accurate color that only OLED TV can provide, to display what leading industry pundits have deemed the best picture ever. OLED’s revolutionary technology delivers an awe-inspiring picture with perfect blacks and incredible color, even from wide viewing angles. LG’s Art Slim design philosophy is a complement to any interior décor as the TV boasts an amazingly slim depth at only a few millimeters and a stylish, frameless design.’’
It is important to note the 2016 LG 4K OLED TV model offers 4k resolution which delivers perfect black cinematic colour for an amazing clear and incomparably beautiful Ultra HD picture quality to the delight of consumers. The Ultra HD Resolution which is four-times the resolution of full HD is recorded as 3840 x 2160p ensuring every picture detail is revealed just as it. With the LG OLED WRGB Technology (White, Red, Green & Blue Sub-pixel), the LG 4K OLED TV comes with a total of over 33 million sub-pixels heralding the display of a billion variety of colours. LG’s WRGB Technology, developed by Kodak with an IP which is now exclusively owned by LG display, adds unparalleled beauty to the picture-on-glass quality output which is made possible by the in-built self-illuminating light. Its ability to turn each pixel on or off is remarkably impressive; this allows the TV to display a perfect black and infinite contrast.
 “For years LG has been at the forefront of innovations that demanded recognition from both experts and consumers, and industry recognition further validates our efforts, especially with 4K OLED TVs,” said Steve Ryu, General Manager, Home Entertainment division, LG Electronics West Africa operations.