In addition to the announcement of cooperation with Google, the most eye-catching feature of LG's conference was definitely the debut of the LG Signature OLED T TV with a fully wireless design and a transparent screen. Dave took a close-up photo of its appearance at the press conference. Now let’s share with you this new flagship TV that is both artistic and sci-fi.
Fully transparent screen does not destroy home design
The most special feature of LG's latest Signature OLED T is definitely its 77-inch 4K OLED panel with a fully transparent design. Traditional smart TVs always have hardware, back panels, etc., so hanging them on the living room wall will always ruin the overall home design atmosphere.
The Signature OLED T launched by LG this time uses a fully transparent screen design with extremely small screen borders. Even if it is placed in front of a window, users can see through the TV screen and see the scenery outside the window behind them., at the same time, the TV screen using transparent glass will still display content, and it will not destroy the overall home design atmosphere in terms of art (of course, it will still have a frame and the screen glass can still be clearly seen, but it is not completely invisible., but it is much better than traditional TV), and the transparent glass not only brings information to the user, but also makes the user feel like they are in a science fiction space.
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| The big news at LG’s press conference is definitely the release of this new wireless TV, Signature OLED T. |
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| The most special thing about it is definitely the 77-inch fully transparent 4K OLED screen. What I saw on site can really clearly see the scene behind the TV through the panel, which is very impressive. |
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| In addition, the transparent frame of the TV is still very small, so its "invisibility" is indeed much higher than that of traditional TVs. However, LG said that the design is still not finalized and the outer frame is still under development. |
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| Not only when the TV screen is turned off, even when the content is displayed after it is turned on, you can still see the scenery behind it through the transparent screen, which has a strong sense of art and science fiction. |
You can make the screen opaque when watching movies
You may ask: If it is so "transparent", will it affect the picture when viewing the video? LG has also thought of this. Users only need to turn off the transparency mode when watching movies to make the screen non-transparent, which will not affect the enjoyment of videos.
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| Of course, a transparent screen will always have a certain impact on the picture quality when playing videos, especially if the scenery behind is brighter. |
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| So its "transparency mode" can be turned off. After it is turned off, the browsing experience is not much different from that of ordinary 4K OLED TVs. |
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| When displaying a static picture compared to a video, the transparency mode can indeed bring a very shocking visual effect to the user. |
Still using a fully wireless design + extremely small bezels
As for the TV design, it is basically similar to the M-series wireless TV that was showcased at CES last year. The motherboard and various connecting terminals are still retained on a separate "small box", and the picture will be transmitted wirelessly. to play on TV. The official also said that the appearance seen this time is not necessarily the final product. Its shell is still under development, and the launch date and price have not yet been determined, but it should be by the end of the year at the earliest, and it should be a "sky-high price" product.
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| Signature OLED T still uses a design similar to the M series wireless TV, so the motherboard, terminals, etc. are still located in this "small box" and transmits images to the TV in wireless mode for playback. |
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