LG Electronics has announced the availability of its latest OLED televisions in the Gulf region.
The flagship TV lineup is equipped with features such as a new OLED panel, greater color accuracy and contrast, an enhanced AI processor and redesigned webOS interface, said the company.
LG’s C1 series boasts a host of size options, including a 48-inch TV typically favored by gamers, to the all-new 83-inch model, offering a cinematic, full-screen experience from the comfort of home.
Both the G1 and C1 OLED series are compatible with the firm’s new Gallery Stand.
Bringing the full experience together on the G1 and C1 OLED series is LG’s latest intelligent processor, the α (Alpha) 9 Gen 4 AI.
The processor utilises deep learning to enhance and upscale content on LG’s self-emissive displays.
The new processor also features AI Picture Pro – recognising onscreen objects such as faces and bodies and distinguishes between foregrounds and backgrounds, processing each object independently to make images more three-dimensional and lifelike.
With its ability to detect content genre, the α9 Gen 4 processor further optimises picture quality, the amount of light in scenes and ambient conditions in various viewing environments.
Additionally, the processor incorporates a new version of LG’s AI Sound Pro, which delivers two major additions for the 2021 OLED lineup.
Virtual 5.1.2 surround sound up-mixing delivers an incredibly immersive audio experience via the TV’s built-in speakers, while Auto Volume Leveling ensures a consistent audio experience when switching between channels or streaming apps – the solution to an age-old problem of startling sound fluctuations when selecting content.
LG’s 2021 OLED TV lineup also features Natural Language Processing (NLP) to understand voice-activated commands and questions in various languages, including English, Arabic, French, Spanish and Russian.
The TVs understand context, eradicating the need to repeat a full command. In terms of Arabic functionality, the G1 and C1 series TVs understand not only standard Arabic dialect, but also Emirati, Saudi Arabian and Egyptian variations.
