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Brand: lg Summary: LG OLED55C4PUA 55" OLED Smart TV - Self Lit Pixels - Brightness Booster - Dolby Vision - Filmmaker Mode - Dolby Atmos - Ultra Slim Design - webOS 24 - LG Channels - a9 AI Processor Gen7 - Multi Screen - 120Hz Native - HDR10 - HLG - Pixel Dimming - OLED Motion - Game Optimizer - G-Sync Compatible - FreeSync Compatible - VRR - ALLM - HGIG Mode - Less Than 0.1 ms Response Time - ThinQ - Intelligent Voice Recognition - Home Hub - Apple Home - Apple Airplay2 - Who.Where.What? - Sports Alert - Multi View - USB Camera Compatible - Home Office - Game Service - Music Service - 2.2 ch - Down Firing - DTS:X - WiSA Ready - Bluetooth - Wi-Fi - 4 HDMI - 3 USB - Composite - Ethernet - Min Jack - Optical - AC 120V, 50/60Hz - Whats in the Box: Remote - Batteries - Power Cable - Quick Start Guide - E-Manual - 300 x 200 VESA - (48.10"W x 9.10"D x 29.80"H) - (Black) Category: OLED-TV Model: OLED55C4PUA MPN: OLED55C4PUA UPC: 195174077238 Description: LG OLED55C4PUA 55" Evo C4 Series OLED Smart TV (2024) Series: C4 Series Color: Black Retail: $1,999.99 Warning: 
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The NEW Samsung QLED
Posted on 12:00am on Tuesday 31st January 2017 by Walts
QLED is an Acronym for Quantum dot Light Emitting Diode. The most notable use of this technology to date has been in TV sets. LG, Sony, and Samsung have all released quantum dot TVs in recent years, with the latter completely diverting its attention and resources away from OLED [..]
What does LG's HDR Pro and Samsung's SUHD really mean?
Posted on 12:00am on Monday 1st February 2016 by Walts
This January LG came out with their new flagship Picture-on-Glass TV's, the OLEDG6 and OLEDE6 series. The G6 models come in both 65 and 77 inches, and the E6 as 55 and 65 inches. These new models are incredibly slim, boasting a 2.57 millimeters at the thinnest. LG claims that [..]
OLED vs LED: What is the Real Difference?
Posted on 12:00am on Wednesday 13th May 2015 by Walts
When anything new comes to the market there is typically a debate about whether or not the new product or technology is better than the old one. It should come as no surprise that there is similar confusion about the variances between older LED/LCD and the new OLED display technology.
How [..]