LG starts selling the world’s first wireless transparent 4K OLED TV at an astronomical price

South Korean manufacturer LG confirms global launch Signature OLED Tone of the boldest televisions the brand has ever launched. The device is described as follows:The world’s first truly wireless, transparent 4K OLED TV“.

The model, which was first announced at CES 2024 in January, will only now be available to the public. Sales It will launch in the United States in Decemberwith “later arrival in other markets” – still no estimate for regional or international prices.

Television, which is highly technological in the USA, is considered “revolutionary” by the company It will sell for US$ 59,999 – almost R$ 365 thousand in direct currency conversion and at the current price.

Discover signature OLED T

The highlight of the Signature OLED T is the customizable transparency of the panel. It can display content in multiple ways using a button that toggles between transparent and opaque mode.

In the first one, content is displayed in an immersive wayThe viewer still has an idea of ​​what’s around. The company’s idea is “appears to float in the air and blend into the surrounding environment“.

Also, technology Allows central positioning in a room without causing visual interference or blocking light or the view from the window.

In its traditional format, the OLED panel fully reproduces content in up to 4K, just like a traditional television. However, audio and video are sent without the need for cables, thanks to a special solution called Zero Junction Box.

This accessory also guarantees the image at a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz with support for AMD FreeSync Premium and NVIDIA G-SYNC in games. The alpha 11 processor, found in other models from the manufacturer, allows content to be optimized in real time.

If the user wishes the mode T-Object It turns the TV into a “transparent, digital showcase” that can display people’s photos or videos and artwork while you’re not watching anything.

Already T Bar A content mode located on the bottom edge of the device that can display information such as sports results, the status of paired electronic devices, or the weather forecast.