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The new full HD TVs developed by LG are only 6-mm thick, using the Light Guide Sheet technology, that’s a record. This record is all the more impressive as it is a backlighting technology which was used, which in theory adds some thickness compared to an OLED screen, another technology which has been announced for a while, but for which industrialization seems to be problematic. The prowess of this new technology of backlit LCD is to redirect the beam of light. The space gain is of 50% compared to the previous generation.
Only 6mm-thick for this LCD HD TV of 42 or 47".
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Full HD, light.... they have it all
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On top of producing the world’s thinnest LCDs in 42 and 47 inches, LG gifted them with full HD 1920 x 1080 and a scanning frequency of 120 Hz and a response time of 8ms. Besides, these TVs are light with a weight of only 6.1 kg for the 42" and of 7.3 kg for the 47"... Those who have a Pioneer full HD plasma will soon understand the advantage of a light HD TV!
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LCD HD LG TVs with Light Guide Sheet technology: price TBC
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As for the price of these 2 high definition TVs, the thinnest in the world in 42 and 47 inches, no information has been released yet by LG, who tries with this spectacular announcement to assert itself as leader of the LCD segment. With such innovations, LG hopes to overcome the economic crisis and to limit the impact of the drop in the HD flat screen market in the world.
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