LG Electronics (LG) has unveiled its groundbreaking transparent and wireless 4K SIGNATURE OLED T TV at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 in Las Vegas, USA. The TV is showcased in a ‘floating’ setup, emphasizing wireless connectivity and integration with external devices, providing installation flexibility and enhancing interior design freedom.
Also displayed in LG’s booth is a captivating media art exhibit created from 15 77-inch OLED Ts, seamlessly transforming into a transparent OLED TV, symbolizing a new era in display technology. The transparent and wireless features enable SIGNATURE OLED T to blend into any space, complementing interior design and offering an extension of future living experiences. The transparent screen also enhances the viewing experience of media artworks.
A dedicated zone highlights the LG SIGNATURE OLED T’s transparent and wireless technology, showcasing its ability to exceed space constraints and seamlessly blend into everyday life. The TV complements any space’s interior design, offering an extension of future living experiences. Additionally, the transparent screen enhances the viewing experience of media artworks by adding depth and dimensionality.
In another area of the booth, visitors explore a tunnel structure featuring over 140 55-inch OLED displays, forming the webOS experience Zone. This platform showcases diverse content through collaborations with partners, providing an immersive journey into entertainment powered by the webOS platform.
Meanwhile, LG has also introduced innovative products through LG Labs, its experimental project for unique customer experiences. Featured items include DukeBox, an all-in-one audio device; DUOBO, a dual-flavor capsule coffee machine; and Bon Voyage, a customized living space blending home comfort with nature. Other standout products in the LG Labs zone include LG CineBeam Qube and brid.zzz, offering bold approaches to enhance customer experiences.
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