LG Announces The World’s Thinnest LCD TV









I'm not entirely sure that these sets can lay claim an actual
record, but LCD's 1080p, 6mm-deep, sub-20lb, 42-inch and 47-inch TVs do
look awfully thin.



Unfortunately LG's ultra-thin new sets—which boast 8ms response
time, LG's TruMotion 120hz video smoothing technology and a
space-saving LGS (light guide sheet) backlighting technology—appear to
be, at least for now, trade show gimmicks. That means no price, no
model name, no date of availability. And without seeing, in person,
whether this LGS backlighting provides a comparable image to a regular
CCFL backlight, it difficult to guess if we'll even see any of the new
technology in production sets. But that's fine—for now, we gawk


LG Display Co Ltd has developed what it claims are the world's thinnest
42- and 47-inch LCD TV panels. Employing the company's edge-lit LED
(light emitting diode) backlight system, these LCD TV panels realize a
panel thickness of 5.9mm.

The company's proprietary LGS (light guide sheet) technology enabled
the company to reduce the thickness of the light guide plate (LGP) by
more than half. LGP changes the direction of light beams. In addition,
the 42- and 47-inch LCD TV panels weigh in at a mere 6.1kg and 7.3kg
each, about 50% lighter than the same size of conventional CCFL-backlit
product.


The displays can reproduce a rich range of natural-looking colors with
color saturation level of 80% (NTSC). The panels feature the company's
120Hz technology with a motion picture response time (MPRT) of 8ms,
eliminating motion blur and boasting full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution.

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