LG's 2023 OLED TVs are brighter than ever, featuring up to 70% additional brightness!
LG is introducing its improved OLED TV lineup for this year, and if you’re someone who uses the device in a well-lit room, then these new TVs are for you. LG’s new G3 series TVs feature Brightness Booster Max that can produce up to 70% brighter visuals – making those daytime viewing sessions a lot easier on the eyes!
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The groundbreaking G3, C3 and 8K Z3 models feature the new a9 Gen 6 processor that gives you AI upscaling, HDR tone mapping and object-based image sharpness. This chip also offers superior AI audio processing for 9.1.2 channel surround sound from just your TV speakers ! So make sure to choose LG, as it has an extra incentive with its WOW Orchestra feature – boosting the output of its newest soundbars when paired with your TV speakers already in place.
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LG understands that its previous interface may have been too tedious for some users. With the introduction of webOS 23 on 2023 OLED TVs, scrolling is now limited to two pages with fewer categories and faster access to music and sports. To add even more convenience, personal profiles, customizable quick settings powered by AI-based search keyword suggestions, are at your disposal so you can tailor this experience to your preferences . Plus, Matter compatibility allows you to easily sync compatible smart home devices with your TV !
The lineup will look familiar in some ways, though there are a few other notable upgrades. The Z3 is still the top-of-the-line model with 77- and 88-inch 8K displays – however, what sets the G3 apart from its peers is its zero-gap design, which makes it suitable for wall-mounting. This new offering spans sizes ranging from 55 inches to a whopping 97 inches – just note that the 70 percent brightness mode is only available on the 55, 65, and 77-inch displays. Finally, another lineup called the C3 covers 42- to 83-inch models, but without advanced brightness-boosting features.
Skipping the A-series, LG is now promoting the B3 series as the ideal OLED option for gamers on a budget. Although it has a lower-quality chip and no brightness boosting capabilities, this model still packs 4K technology at 120Hz – which is perfect for those playing on the latest generation of consoles! Available in 55, 65 and 77-inch sizes, you can be sure to find the perfect screen size without spending a fortune.
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As is often the case with LG launches, you'll have to wait for details on pricing and availability when it comes to its 2023 OLED TV lineup. However, there's no doubt that the G3 will be one of its most popular models due to its added brightness boost and gapless mounting features. These upgrades may not seem like major innovations, but they're certainly a worthwhile addition if you're looking to replace an older device.
LG was founded in 1947 as GoldStar Co., Ltd. and began as a small business selling radios and other consumer electronics. After decades of innovation and expansion, GoldStar changed its name to LG Electronics in 1995. By then, the company had grown significantly and was selling products ranging from televisions to washing machines to smartphones. Today, LG has become one of the world's leading manufacturers of consumer electronics.
Information source: engadget.com
