LG is one of the manufacturers that usually advances all its announcements days before the start of the CES, And this year was not going to be less. The manufacturer has presented today the entire range of televisions that it will release this year, standing out for the integration of the Google Assistant and Alexa and the new 9nd generation Alpha XNUMX processor.
2019 lineup of LG ThinQ AI TVs
Thanks to the renewed second-generation Alpha 9 processor, these models will be able to calibrate image automatically with the help of artificial intelligence and the new algorithms included, being able to recognize the conditions of the room with the help of light sensors to calibrate the image and sound in the most optimal way.
Curiously, the manufacturer has decided to include two intelligent assistants so that the options are not lacking, being the one of Google and Alexa the options that we will have available, either from the command or by voice. In addition, a new menu has been included from which we can configure different aspects by performing simple voice commands and even control other smart devices that we have at home.
New OLED TVs for 2019 from LG
The new family OLED TV from LG is made up of the models Z9, W9, E9 and C9, all with the new Alpha 9 processor and the deep learning algorithm that will be in charge of defining the best image and the best sound automatically. There is also an 8-inch OLED TV 88K model belonging to the Z9 range, equipped with technology to scale and improve the image.
NanoCell TV, LG's premium LCD option
On the side of the LCD panels we will find the models SM99, SM9X and SM8X, a premium range of televisions with NanoCell technology that is responsible for offering the best image calibration, color calibration according to the angle (NanoAccuracy) and a design of tiny bezels (NanoBezel). In SM99 it is the most premium model in the LCD range, offering 8K resolution in a 75-inch size.
Main features of LG's 2019 OLED TVs and NanoCell TVs
All 2019 high-end models include HDMI 2.1 ports with which to offer technology such as HFR with which to reach rates of up to 120 images per second, in addition to having eARC, variable refresh rate (VRR) and automatic low-frequency mode. latency (ALLM).
As is normal every year, these models will go on sale between the first and second quarters, and official prices are unknown for now, so we will have to wait for the LG conference at CES to find out more details.