LG seemed to be rather confident in its latest Nano Technology. Set to debut at IFA in Berlin, the LEX8television will feature LG’s latest Nano Lighting Technology, which LG says ‘ willredefine the meaning of “clarity” in FULL LED TVs.’
“In creating our first television using nano technology, LG is continuing to set new standards in TV technology and demonstrating once again that we’re pushing the envelope of home entertainment,” said Simon Kang, President and CEO of LG Home Entertainment Company. “Just as difficult as it is to watch standard TV after experiencing high definition, people will resist going back to regular LED LCD TVs after viewing the LEX8.”
Set to debut at IFA in Berlin before going on sale in Germany and Korea next month, LG claims that thanks to a ‘thin film of miniscule dots positioned in front of a full array of LEDs’ its Nano Lighting technology — perhaps of the Nanosys variety it licensed earlier this year — makes for a clearer, smoother picture, with the slimmest and narrowest outline of any LED TV, ever, at just .88cm thick with a 1.25cm bezel. Of course LG’s NetCast widgets and Magic Motion remote are along for the ride as well.
The LEX8 boasts improved localized dimming in both 2D and 3D with its Micro Pixel Control. By manipulating individual LED blocks, Micro Pixel Control adds even greater range and life to colors, from the deepest, darkest blacks to the most natural colors. The LEX8 is further enhanced by LG’s TruMotion 400Hz, which delivers super-fast processing rate for moving images making them virtually blur-free. The overall effect is a picture so smooth, sharp and realistic; it’s as if the action is playing out right in viewers’ living rooms.
LEX8 Main Features:
- NANO FULL LED TV
- NANO Lighting Technology
- Micro Pixel Control
- Infinite Contrast Ratio
- INFINIA Design: 0.88cm Depth, 1.25cm Bezel
- ŸTruMotion 400Hz
- 3D TV (Dynamic 3D)
- Picture Wizard II
- ŸNetCastTM (Broadband TV)
- DLNA Ready
- Magic Motion Remote Control
- USB 2.0 (DivX HD, MP3, JPEG, etc.)
- Invisible Speakers (7W+7W)
- Infinite Sound
- Clear Voice II
SOURCE via Wall Street Journal
