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LG, Sharp and Philips to build developer's kit, create Smart TV app standard
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A triumvirate of television titans -- LG, Sharp and Philips -- are joining forces to create a development kit, defining a common standard for their Smart TV apps. The power play addresses the problem of fragmentation, since developers will only need to make one version of an app for it to work across all three of the 'tubes operating systems. Based on open standards like HTML5, CE-HTML and HbbTV, developers should get their hands on a beta version by early October, with the finalized version due by the end of the year. The better question now is whether the Romanesque trio can drum up enough developer support to beat out competitors in an app-tastic coup d'etat, or if the likes of Vizio, Son...
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LG Unveils LW980T HDTV Series
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LG announced today two new HDTVs that will become the company’s new flagship series, the 47LW980T and 55LW980T. The series feature LG’s passive 3D technology as well as 2D-to-3D conversion, Smart TV technology. LG has also included 4 HDMI ports, and dual USB ports with DivX HD support. The screens use LED backlighting, which enables the screens to measure only 27.55mm (1.1 inches) thick. Other major features will include full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, smartphone control, DLNA, and a 400Hz refresh rate. LG has also stated that they will be including 7 pairs of 3D glasses with each TV. However, retail prices and a release date have not been announced at this time.
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LG Unveils New PenTouch HDTVs
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LG is pleased to announce today three new HDTVs that will have the company’s latest technology, the PenTouch. The models include the 60PZ850, 60PV490, and 50PV490 and they all include plasma technology and a full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. The 60PZ850 will also include 3D technology and it will be THX certified as well. The PenTouch technology is a stylus that can also act as the remote control for the TV. By touching the pen to the screen, the user can write, draw, and even control the programs that are displayed onto the screen. The TV follows typical point and click commands, but can be paired with a second pen for more gestures like zooming and enlarging. LG states that these TVs are n...
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LG Unveils LW5300 Series HDTVs
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It was recently revealed that 4 out of 5 consumers prefer the passive 3D technology over the older active shutter technology. In light of this finding, LG announced today two new entertainment packages that will be releasing later this month. The packages will include brand new HDTVs from the company’s new LW5300 series, a new 3D Blu-ray player, and 4 pairs of 3D glasses. The LW5300 series includes two new HDTVs, the 47” 47LW5300 and a 55” 55LW5300. “As more and more people seek to bring the 3D viewing experience into their homes, LG is offering them an easy-to-buy and even easier-to-enjoy 3D home entertainment package,” said Jay Vandenbree, senior vice president, home entertainment, LG Elec...
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LG to bring 55-inch OLED TV to market in 2012
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There have been a few OLED TVs on the market so far. Sony had its OLED a few years back, but the set was so expensive that it never took off thanks to that price. Eventually the cost of the OLED panels will come down and we will see the TVs on the market at prices consumers might be willing to pay. The sets promise better image quality, thinner profiles, and less power consumption.
LG has announced that it will be tossing a 55-inch OLED TV onto the market in mid-2012. LG’s CEO noted that the company would not focus on small and medium size OLED screens for the tablet and smartphone. CEO Kwon Young-Soo thinks that the AH-IPS panels currently in use are best suited to those smaller screens. Th...
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LG Announces LW5700 and LZ9600 HDTV Series Coming Soon
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LG announced recently two new HDTV series that will be coming soon, the LW5700 and LZ9600. The LW5700 series includes three models, the 32 inch 32LW5700, 42 inch 42LW5700 and the 47 inch 47LW5700. All of these screens feature full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and the latest in 3D technology. The LZ9600 only has two models, the 47 inch 47LZ9600 and 55 inch 55LZ9600, but they also feature 1080p HD resolution. All five HDTVs include a built in tuner and the ability to support USB recording. Unfortunately additional information is not available at this time. Hopefully LG will release retail prices and release dates soon.
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LG Releases Three New 3D HDTVs
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LG is proud to announce recently that they have released three new HDTVs that will be shipping in the USA and Europe. The screens include the 47LW6500, 47LW5600, and the 47LW550T.
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The LG 32LE5300 LCD VA Panel HDTV on Bestsellers List on Amazon
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Finding the right TV can be tough. You are never quite sure if you are making the right decision. Well if you go with a name, you can trust like LG then you know you are getting a quality TV. TV's hav...
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LG Announces PZ750 HDTV Series Now Available for Pre-Ordering
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LG is proud to announce today that their PZ750 series is now available for pre-ordering. The series includes two models, a 50” and a 60”, the 50PZ750 and 60PZ750. Both displays are capable of displayi...
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LG woos Sony while it battles with Samsung over which 3D is bes
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The fight between the active shutter glasses 3D technology favored by TV manufacturers like Samsung, Panasonic and Sony against the Film Pattern Reta
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LG’s Plasma TV Prices and Changes For 2011
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LG continues to commit itself to plasma TV technology. This year it's introducing 12 models in six series with screen sizes of 42, 50 and 60. New
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LG Announces PZ950 HDTVs Coming Soon
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One of the new HDTV series that LG announced at CES was the PZ950. This series includes two models the 50PZ950 and 60PZ950, which measure 50 and 60 inches, diagonally. The series is considered the fla...
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LG Announces LW5700 HDTV Series Coming in March
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LG has been advertising their new “Flicker Free” 3DTVs for a few months now. Today, the company announced that the first of these screens will be released next month in Korea. The series is the LW5700...
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LG Releases 42PW350 and 50PW350 HDTVs
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LG has announced today that their PW350 series is now available for shipping. The series includes two new plasma displays, the 42PW350 and 50PW350. Both screens feature full HD (1920 x 1080) resolutio...
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LG Ramping Up For Large OLED Screen Production
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We've been waiting for OLED so long that it seems like it's never actually going to happen. LG is a little bit more optimistic though.
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