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LG Electronics Australia (LG) today unveiled the company’s 2016 line up of Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range TV models including the feature packed “Super UHD” TV line up.
At the LG conference ths morning, a number of LG 4K OLED and SUPER UHD TVs were set to include Dolby Vision, providing consumers with the chance to watch further enhanced HDR content.
The latest LG Smart TV platform, webOS 3.0 is also set to be introduced in Australia for consumers to access their chosen content faster than previously possible.
According to Marketing Manager for LG Home Entertainment Grant Vandenberg, HDR is able to render a picture that more closely resembles what the human eye can see.
“We are extremely excited to be launching our HDR enabled LG TV range, especially those that also include the highly anticipated Dolby Vision,” Vandenberg said.
“We’ve now firmly established OLED as a sizable segment in the Australian market and these two new models just need to be seen to be believed.”
The LG G6 and E6 series are the first TVs from LG to feature the company’s ‘Picture-On-Glass’ design, which boasts an ultra-thin OLED panel mounted on a toughened glass back, and is only 2.57mm at its thinnest point.
It also has a forward-facing sound bar speaker system with sound designed by harman/kardon and the intuitive LG webOS 3.0 Smart TV platform.