- Incredibly Slim
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The LG Gallery OLED TV comes with a wall mount, so it can “hide” as a painting in your living room. Now, your next DIY, if you’re buying this, is the canvass-looking set up housing the mount, to complete the TV-as-painting look.
- Slimmer than your phone
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The LG Gallery OLED TV is slimmer than Bam Amor‘s Cherry Mobile Titan 2.0.
The TV is incredibly slim – slimmer than an Android phone we held up against it. Its 4 Color Pixel technology adds a white subpixel to the standard RGB colors to noticeably increase color range and accuracy. Meanwhile, Infinite Contrast allows each pixel to control its own luminance, generating depth, tone, and contrast ration beyond normal measure.
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The LG Gallery OLED TV was showcased as a “painting” because it darn well looks as elegant as one.
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The mount, thankfully, also bends down, in case you’re watching while sitting on the living room carpet.
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Superb audio is delivered by the LGCanvas Speaker located behind the canvas cover of the TV frame – two sets of speakers and two woofers deceptively hidden in that slim and minimalist frame.
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LG sets three world’s first in the realm of television technology
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A painting “inside” the TV. To highlight the Gallery OLED TV aspect as an electronic work of art, LG partnered with National Artist for Visual Arts (2006) Benedicto Cabrera – the LG Gallery OLED TV at the launch showcased paintings of BenCab “embedded” in the TV. These works of art can be accessed by buyers of the LG Gallery OLED TV, along with works of other timeless painters (Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Pierre-August Renoir) through the TV’s Gallery Mode.
Since some of the best action films are more appreciated on a large display, the LG Gallery OLED TV is equipped with Absolute Motion Clarity – its response time is over 1,000 times faster than a LED TV’s; that’s blur-free, incredibly clear images and footage. I know so because we were watching Hansel and Gretel at the launch venue. In case you missed it, the viewing angles are spectacular.
For this much visual splendor, the LG Gallery OLED TV sells for SRP PHP 450,000.00.
Author’s Note:
An earlier version of this post appeared on Technoodling.net.
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