Maximum Refresh Rate 144Hz at 4K Resolution
First TV to Receive NVIDIA G-Sync Certification
Equipped with 'AI Deep Learning' Alpha11 Processor
Enhanced Picture and Sound Quality Experience
LG Electronics announced on the 30th that it will launch the 2024 wireless OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) TV equipped with advanced wireless transmission technology in domestic and international markets.
LG Electronics will sequentially launch its 2024 wireless OLED TV, which offers an overwhelming viewing experience with a more powerful wireless transmission solution and AI processor, starting in the domestic market on July 1 and then expanding to the global market. A model enjoying content on the 2024 LG wireless OLED TV. Photo by LG Electronics
The 2024 wireless OLED TV has increased its maximum refresh rate from 102Hz to 144Hz for 4K resolution compared to last year. It is the first TV to receive NVIDIA G-Sync certification for 144Hz variable refresh rate. Based on the high refresh rate, users can enjoy smooth screen transitions for sports games, shooting games, and more even in wireless environments. In particular, it uses a 60GHz high-band frequency for wireless transmission, avoiding interference with general Wi-Fi that mainly uses bandwidth below 6GHz.
Supporting both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos from the video and audio technology specialist brand Dolby, it delivers an overwhelming viewing experience even in wireless environments. Additionally, it features the Alpha 11 processor with AI deep learning performance four times stronger than before, allowing users to experience improved picture and sound quality. The smart TV platform 'webOS' installed on the TV has also enhanced personalized experiences based on AI. When users say "Log in to my account" on the remote control, the AI recognizes the voice and logs into the corresponding account.
The 2024 wireless OLED TV lineup adds a 65-inch model to the existing 97-inch, 83-inch, and 77-inch models. The 97-inch, 83-inch, and 77-inch models will be sequentially released starting from the domestic market on the 1st of next month, followed by global markets, while the 65-inch model is scheduled for domestic release in early August.
Park Hyung-se, head of LG Electronics' HE Business Division, said, "Based on more powerful wireless technology and AI performance, we will provide a different level of impression to global customers who want both a clean space and an overwhelming viewing experience."
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