South Korean tech giant LG Electronics has had a mixed bag of fortunes over the past year. Plans are even underfoot to reorient some underperforming units as a cost-cutting measure to shore up the profits of the group. The plans also include outsourcing some non-core aspects of the company’s production architecture for greater efficiency.It would seem that the new approach has gotten a new boost as LG has unveiled a very strong and impressive lineup of TVs due for release this year. The range of models is wide and would certainly accommodate the various segments of its customers. The range includes various screen sizes and technologies including OLED, QNED Mini LED, and NanoCell TVs. All these will certainly combine to give its customers significant improvements in their viewing experience using LG’s signature passion for excellent designs.

According to a press release from LG Newsroom, the sizes range between 43 inches and 88 inches and reflect models that are tailored for different spaces, whether it is your living room or a large open hall.

As should be expected, all the models are guaranteed to provide excellent picture quality, together with compatibility with industry trends and standards to give the viewer great entertainment of the highest standards. Movies and other content come to life with these premium offerings by the Korean company.

The OLED TVs feature illuminated panels, a very slim design, and feature the new OLED evo technology to massively enhance the picture out of the OLEDs generally. The QNED Mini LED TVs are also on offer in the 2021 lineup, with several models available. These TVs also feature LG’s Quantum Dot NanoCell technology and Mini LED backlighting to yield greater picture output, generally.

The lineup also has the NanoCell 8K and 4K TVs in several variants and sizes. All the models feature LG NanoCell display technology to produce impressive, lifelike images when viewing content.

The Game Optimizer is a new feature that will certainly attract gaming enthusiasts. It automatically applies the best picture settings appropriate for the specific game being played, which further enhances the overall gaming experience.

The LG TVs can connect via Bluetooth to multiple Bluetooth speakers for an enhanced sound experience akin to a sports fan being in the venue live.

There are other impressive features in the LG 2021 lineup like the HDMI 2.1 feature, featured in all the models, and several other innovative additions that will certainly excite the teeming customers of the company, going forward.

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LG has today announced the details of 12 new models under its NanoCell TV lineup. As the name indicates, the NanoCell TVs are LCD-based displays that the company says uses a layer of 1-nanometer-sized particles to provide more accurate color reproduction.

The biggest TV in the Nano90 4K TV lineup is 86-inch model, which is now available for purchase at $3,299. Other models in the series will go on sale later this month and next month. The Nano99 8K series that features both 75-inch and 65-inch models will go on sale in May and June of this year.

Both the Nano99 series and the Nano90 4K series will implement full array local dimming that divides backlighting into small sections for more precise control and to improve black levels and overall contrast.

The Nano 99 series comes powered by an Alpha 9 Gen 3 AI Processor 8K which is similar to the one used in LG’s 2020 OLED TVs. The company says that it uses “deep learning technology” to provide an ideal 8K viewing experience.

The company has also noted that these 8K models exceed the Consumer Technology Association’s requirements for 8K TVs, joining LG’s 2020 ZX series of 8K OLED TVs in being among the first models that actually qualify for the CTA 8K Ultra HD logo.

All these 12 TV models will support all major HDR formats, including Dolby Vision and HDR 10, confirms LG. They will all support Dolby Atmos as well, along with a few features focused on improving the viewing experience of movies, sports, and games.

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The TV lineup also comes with support for built-in Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa smart voice assistants. They also carry support for Apple’s AirPlay 2 and HomeKit and run the company’s webOS Smart TV platform.

Here are the pricing and availability details of all the models:

LG Nano99 Series

• 75-inch – 75NANQ99UNA: May 2020, $4,999
• 65-inch – 65NAN099UNA: June 2020, $3,499

LG Nano90 Series

• 86-inch – 86NANO90UNA: Available now, $3,299
• 75-inch – 75NANO90UNA: May 2020, $2,499
• 65-inch – 65NAN9O0UNA: May 2020, $1,499
• 55 -inch – 55NANO90UNA: April 2020, $1,049

LG Nano85 Series

• 75-inch – 75NANO85UNA: September 2020, Price TBA
• 65-inch – 65NANO85UNA: April 2020, $1,199
• 55-inch – 55NANO85: May 2020, $849
• 49-inch – 49NANO85UNA: Available now, $649

LG Nano81 Series

• 65-inch – 65NANO81ANA: April 2020, $899
• 55-inch – 55NANO81ANA: Available now, $599

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