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Credit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority
One of the more important aspects of a TV display is its brightness. The brightness can impact the picture quality in terms of clarity and vibrancy and offset the ambient light in a well-lit room. LG is now unveiling an OLED TV display it claims is its brightest and most energy efficient to date. Today, LG has announced its fourth-generation OLED TV display technology. The company claims that its panel can achieve 4,000 nits of brightness, which is 33% brighter than its predecessor. Additionally, LG boasts that this screen is also more energy efficient than the last generation. More... |
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