Home electronics giant, LG Electronics has disclosed that it will release its latest range of QNED MiniLED TVs to the global market, beginning with a rollout in North America from this month. The new LG QNED Mini TVs are seen as alternatives to LED TVs and the models range from 65 inches to 86 inches. Each model reflects LG’s touch of excellence and innovation.
The rollout of LG’s next-generation TVs includes the 8K QNED99, QNED95, and the 4K QNED90 series respectively, and these impressive TVs will berth in various regions beginning from July. The LG QNED Mini LED TV is a massive leap forward in the evolution of the ultimate TV by the South Korean giant. LG will continue to showcase its technological leadership of the premium TV market globally. The lineup also reflects LG’s unrelenting push to continue to raise the bar of excellence among its competitors.
LG has had mixed fortunes in its businesses, but the Home entertainment segment remains an area of strength and technological edge for the South Korean company over its competitors. LG has continued to post impressive results and overall excellent performance within the sector. The TVs feature LG’s Quantum Dot NanoCell color, the Mini LED backlight and other technologies to produce an excellent display for the QNED Mini LED series.
LG says the combination of the technologies on display will leave customers with a compelling experience using the QNED TVs.
The QNED series also feature Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision, Web OS +LG THINQ will power the TVs with magic remote functionality also present. Several viewing options are available and other features that really pinpoint LG’s leadership of the segment globally.
LG did not give a detailed rollout plan for the QNED Mini LED TVs. However, we would expect the home region to enjoy an early release within days of the global unveiling.
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