LG DVLED Extreme Home Cinema: LG is preparing a new 325-inch direct-view LED TV with 8K resolution. The concept is similar to Samsung: huge screens that include millions of LEDs. These extremely expensive TVs are very different from standard LED TVs, as they come in much larger sizes and promise better picture quality. And of course, we shouldn't forget the difference in price. LG's new 325-inch TV is said to cost $1.7 million.
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DVLED Extreme Home Cinema TV comes in a variety of sizes (108 to 325 inches) and resolutions (HD to 8K). Unlike most TVs, however, it's available in multiple resolutions within the same size.
The company previously provided these displays to select buyers (for commercial purposes), but now anyone can buy them. As long as they can afford it, of course.
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The LG DVLED Extreme Home Cinema differs from typical LED TVs, which are actually LCD TVs with LED backlighting. A Direct View LED, like LG's new massive TV, creates images directly from LEDs, offering a better viewing experience, as contrast, brightness and colors are of higher quality.
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According to Dan Smith, vice president of DVLED displays at LG Electronics USA, this TV could be described as the supercar of home display technologies, offering amazing quality and performance. Of course, it is aimed at those who can support a luxurious lifestyle and who want something unique and impressive. Dan Smith added that LG DVLED Extreme Home Cinema Display technology has been designed to operate efficiently and deliver stunning visuals for over 10 years.
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