With CES 2022 event being around the corner, we can expect to see new technologically innovative gadgets from various brands surfacing soon. But prior to the event, LG has already showcased an upcoming product that seems quite unique and interesting in its practicality.

The South Korean tech giant is known for its high end TVs that feature cutting edge OLED, mini LED, MicroLED, and other such display technologies. Now, the brand is working on another new TV, but this time, its portable since it can be wheeled around and is powered by a built in battery pack. This upcoming TV in question is the LG StandbyME, which is a 27 inch TV that runs on a battery and can be moved around thanks to the wheels on its height adjustable stand.

While you can detach the screen from the stand, the TV can be swiveled, tilted, rotated, and even oriented in a portrait mode when attached to this stand. As per official notes, the StandbyME TV can last for up to 3 hours on a single full charge. So, you can expect to watch a couple of episodes of a series or roughly a full length movie as well. Although, this might not be enough for some lengthy titles and is not suitable for a movie marathon either.

Unfortunately, since LG doesn’t make a 27 inch OLED panel, you get an LCD screen on this portable TV. At the moment, finer details regarding this display like its resolution and other features are currently unknown. However, StandbyME does support touch interface and will even offer streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube. It houses a USB port and at least one HDMI port as well. The pricing for this portable TV is currently unknown, but we can expect to hear more about it soon. So stick around for more updates.

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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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