At the moment, another edition of CES is being presented, a place where several technology companies start to show their new products to go to the market in the following months. Among the devices launched are televisions, which have evolved from square models to the wider resolutions we have today, and now it seems things are taking a step further into the future.
On this occasion they introduced the OLED T, which the company calls the first transparent wireless OLED television, with 4K resolution and LG’s wireless transmission technology for audio and video. The unit also has a contrast screen that slides down to form a box at its base that can be raised or lowered at the push of a button.
Speaking of additional details, the TV is powered by LG’s new Alpha 11 AI processor which has four times the performance of the previous generation chip. According to the company, the Power provides 70 percent higher graphics performance and 30 percent faster processing speed. It works with the company’s Zero Connect box, which debuted on last year’s M3 OLED, and which sends video and audio to the TV. Where all streaming devices and consoles are connected to that box.
It’s worth mentioning that since it was displayed at the fair, it could be seen as a kind of barbell or even a projector, which is innovative, but at the same time it gives the impression that it doesn’t really have any kind of background. , so you can work more on your technology side. Of course, it is still impressive how a product of this nature has been possible, there is talk that they will go on sale sometime in 2024, but there is no exact month.
via: Engadget
Editor’s note: It’s good technology, no doubt, but it worries me to see that there really isn’t a background, at least in the images we’re presented with. No doubt this is something that will be fixed before it goes on sale in the coming months.
