http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/LG-Launches-Super-Thin-OLED-Television-2.jpgThe BBC has revealed that LG has formally introduced a 55-inch OLED TV set, called Cinema 3D Smart TV.
As the name suggests, this isn't the average display. It is more of a cross between a high-end TV and an all-in-one PC.
While it won't have nearly the same processing power as a computer, it should be able to access the Internet independently, and run certain apps.
So far, though, availability is restricted to South Korea alone, where its price is of around $10,300 / 7811 Euro.
One would think that LG would try to make an impression and offer something with a resolution better than Full HD (1920 x 1080), but that is not the case. 1080P it is.
On the other hand, OLED allows for a very, very thin frame. Not enough to justify the huge price perhaps but, then again, no one expected OLED TVs to start off at a reasonable price.
LG should have a model of this type at CES 2013, and maybe a few others next to it.
LG Launches Super-Thin OLED Television
