LG to Launch Ultra High Contrast Panels
31 Oct, 2007, 12:35 pm IST | by
Siddharth Bhatia
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LG is planning to add a new range of panels to its lineup – the 'G' range, with an ultra-high contrast level rating of 30,000:1. The panels were displayed at the FPD in Japan (where else?) The move seems to be a challenge to Pioneer, the reigning champion of black levels. "Special image processing technology doubles the standard 50Hz refresh rate to 100Hz, eliminating annoying motion blur or flicker. These panels will deliver the clearest picture with the least noise to viewers in PAL markets across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa," said Christopher Kim, VP and Head, PDP Module Marketing Team, LG Electronics.
All the panels feature a 100Hz refresh rate. The G Platform panels will be available in LG's plasma TV lineup later this year. |
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