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LG has revealed a 4K TV that is so thin it can be rolled up and put on the wall with magnets, using technology that most other companies have abandoned.
The new TV is just 0.97mm thick and weighs 1.9kg, as well as being perfectly capable of being rolled up. It uses organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), a technology that has been largely left behind but which LG is still developing.
OLED TV’s are already widely-praised among video experts for their richer colours, deeper blacks and higher contrasts over even plasma displays, thanks to each diode being individually lit by electric current. This means they don’t need a backlight, making the extremely thin form possible.
LG reveals rollable, super-thin TV screen that can be suspended by magnets - News - Gadgets and Tech - The Independent
The new TV is just 0.97mm thick and weighs 1.9kg, as well as being perfectly capable of being rolled up. It uses organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), a technology that has been largely left behind but which LG is still developing.
OLED TV’s are already widely-praised among video experts for their richer colours, deeper blacks and higher contrasts over even plasma displays, thanks to each diode being individually lit by electric current. This means they don’t need a backlight, making the extremely thin form possible.
LG reveals rollable, super-thin TV screen that can be suspended by magnets - News - Gadgets and Tech - The Independent
