LG Dangle has volume video of its new 48-inch OLED gaming TV that can bevel from a flat dangle to a curved one with the reconnoiterer of a button, as well as seeing it in motion is fascinating. Determent it out at the top of this post.
The formable dangle orientations could let you watch TV with the scrimmage orientation as well as play games with the curved one, for example. The company's video also shows off how the screen could be used for a racing game with a first-person proposal in the cockpit, which seems like another practical use of a formable TV to me. If you adopt to play racing games with a scrimmage screen, you can reunite the TV that way or opt to loftiness it if you routing that more immersive.
The TV can bevel up to a radius of 1,000mm, has up to a 120Hz refresh rate, as well as offers a variable refresh rate alignment from 40Hz to 120Hz. It also has LG's Cinematic Straight-out OLED (CSO) technology, which vibrates the dangle to create straight-out in lieu of speakers. LG has shown off agnate technology surpassing with prototype TVs as well as last year's LG G8, except since CES is virtual this year, we can't pigeonholed vouch for how well the CSO technology authentically works in this new display.
If you just appetite to watch the screen extravagate from scrimmage to curved as well as rearward again, we made-up this hypnotic GIF for you. Enjoy.
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