The LG 4K OLED TV has been released for the Indian market, with the 65-inch model costing Rs 579900 and a 55-inch one priced at Rs 384900. Both will be available through select LG retail outlets starting from August 25.
The company says the combination of the two technologies is a first for the flat panel display division. The LG 4K OLED TV boasts of having 33 million color sub-pixels and self-lighting pixels. Each light-producing pixel is intended to be independently controlled so when they come in contact with electrical signals, it leads to a 1000 times faster response speed than regular LED TVs.
They also control their own luminescence by switching on and off. This results in an infinite contrast ratio with bright whites and deep blacks being displayed on the screen, along with blur-free videos. The LG television also has a four-color technology called WRGB. It adds an extra white sub-pixel in addition to the normal red, green and blue.
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The 3D-ready 4K OLED TV has a curved body and measures 5.9mm in thickness. It has a resolution of 3840 x 2160p and comes in-built with Harmon Kardon audio technology. The television ships with a Magic Motion Remote Control which is equipped with voice recognition and acts as a Universal remote to manage all the devices connected to the TV.
The LG television houses WebOS technology which lets users access smart TV features such as a full web browser and India-specific apps. It further has support for a ‘time machine’ feature to record programs, built-in Wi-Fi, Intel WiDi, MHL, and 3G/4G dongles. It possesses 3 USB ports and 4 HDMI ports.
Like we mentioned above, the LG 4K OLED TV is now out at Rs 579900 and Rs 384900 for its 65-inch and 55-inch models, respectively.