The name has already been spoken since the beginning of the year: LG Curved Oled TV, the impressive TV with a curved screen. Remember that LG presented a smartphone with the same feature.
But it is one thing to talk about a device and another thing to see and be able to see the real capabilities of it. That's how Electromax, LG's official distributor in Angola, did everything to make Angola the second country in Africa to have the official launch of “LG Curved Oled TV“. The other African country that had this privilege was Nigeria.
The presentation was in charge of the Marketing Director of Electromax, Mr Fernando Reis who pointed out some technical advantages of TV and immediately pointed out that it was another “world record” broken by LG, when it launched the first curved TV in the world.
What is the secret to curvature?
It is “quite simple”, the top TVs currently use LEDs, which allow us to have an impressive picture quality. But what if these LEDs are made with organic compounds? Well, with OLED technology (Organic LED) the screens become malleable. Onwards it is an exercise in mathematics + physics to discover a perfect angle for an image without distortion and better capture by the human eye. Fortunately it was an exercise done by LG engineers, we just reaped the rewards.
General characteristics of the LG Curved Oled TV
- Curved (55-inch) and Ultra-Thin Screen - 4.3 mm thick
- Infinite Contrast
- Clarity of Absolute Motion
- Perfect Angle of View
- Cinema OLED 3D
- Smart Intuitive TV
Price
1699.900,00 Kwanzas (approximately 17 thousand USD) - there are only 10 units for sale exclusively at Casacon, so anyone who wants to buy one to offer to one of MenosFios columnists, it is better to hurry up!
According to the Director of the Delegation of LG in Angola, Moon Cheol Jang:
This television is a landmark in the entertainment world. LG is proud to present in Angola what it considers to be a revolutionary electronic device in terms of design and functionality.
For the next year LG has 3 great launches to do, we expect the Angolan market to be contemplated once again.
