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Brand: lg Summary: LG OLED77B4PUA 77" 4K Smart TV - Self Lit Pixels - Dolby Vision - Filmmaker Mode - Dolby Atmos - webOS 24 - LG Channels - a8 AI Processor - Ultimate Gaming - AI Super Upscaling 4K - HDR10 - HLG - Pixel Dimming - Game Optimizer - G-Sync Compatible (Nvidia) - FreeSync Compatible (AMD) - VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) - ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) - HGIG Mode - <0.1 ms Response Time - ThinQ - Home Hub - Airplay2 - Chromecast - Voice Assistant - App Store - Who.Where.What? - Sports Alert - Multi-View - Room to Room Share - USB Camera Compatible - AI Concierge - 2.0 ch - Down Firing - a8 AI Sound Pro - Clear Voice Pro - WiSA Ready - Sound Mode Share - WiFi - Bluetooth - IP Control - Simplink - 4 HDMI - eARC - 2 USB - RF - Ethernet - Mini Jack - Optical - 300x200 VESA - (67.7"W x 12.6"D x 41.6"H) - (Black) Category: OLED-TV Model: OLED77B4PUA MPN: OLED77B4PUA UPC: 195174077221 Description: LG OLED77B4PUA 77" OLED B4 4K Smart TV with Dolby Vision - (2024) Series: B4PUA Color: Black Retail: $3,399.00 Warning: 
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What is Dolby Vision?
Posted on 12:00am on Wednesday 1st February 2017 by WaltsDolby Vision is Dolby’s answer to HDR (High Dynamic Range) It basically optimizes picture by picture & adds a certain degree of optimization to the TV, also. It is reported to be better then HDR10. Most Manufactures have or soon will have Dolby Vision compatibility. Samsung, so far does not [..]
LG Introducing the Wallpaper TV
Posted on 12:00am on Tuesday 14th February 2017 by Walts
Wallpaper TV (Picture on Wall) is LG’s latest innovation in OLED TVs. The 65” Consumer Model is held on the Wall with Magnets. The Commercial Models have a Mounting panel that fastens to the Wall. Then the TV slides in place on the panel.
The Consumer Model has [..]
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 [..]