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LG recently launched a new game TV which is a 48-inch 4K+OLED TV. Whether it's a game display or a game TV is not really a problem. For LG's upcoming 48-inch OLED self-luminous screen, the deep integration with game applications is the most worth looking forward to.
Since both Sony Playstation and Microsoft XBox will be updated during the year, the topic of who is the best of the game console is a hot topic. The OLED self-luminous panel has attracted much attention as the most powerful display technology at present, while LG’s OLED self Illuminated TV has always had a high reputation among gamers, so this action is very eye-catching.
It is reported that LG's game TV has a refresh rate of 120HZ, supports G-SYNC, and has a response time of 1 millisecond. It has low latency and is designed for game enthusiasts. It is in line with NVIDIA's BFGD concept.
In terms of configuration, LG's game TV uses the A9 Gen3 AI processor, which can upgrade the picture, so that all pictures look so clear and beautiful. Coupled with the use of AI, the game TV can really enlarge the lower resolution and convert the source to 8.3+ megapixels in 4K.
LG set the price of the game TV at $1499. This is an expensive but quite attractive product. Gamers who do not lack money should be willing to spare.
Since both Sony Playstation and Microsoft XBox will be updated during the year, the topic of who is the best of the game console is a hot topic. The OLED self-luminous panel has attracted much attention as the most powerful display technology at present, while LG’s OLED self Illuminated TV has always had a high reputation among gamers, so this action is very eye-catching.
It is reported that LG's game TV has a refresh rate of 120HZ, supports G-SYNC, and has a response time of 1 millisecond. It has low latency and is designed for game enthusiasts. It is in line with NVIDIA's BFGD concept.
In terms of configuration, LG's game TV uses the A9 Gen3 AI processor, which can upgrade the picture, so that all pictures look so clear and beautiful. Coupled with the use of AI, the game TV can really enlarge the lower resolution and convert the source to 8.3+ megapixels in 4K.
LG set the price of the game TV at $1499. This is an expensive but quite attractive product. Gamers who do not lack money should be willing to spare.
