LG 55LH95 Y LG 55LH93, LOS NUEVOS TELEVISORES LCD DE 55 PULGADAS DE LG ELECTRONICS, CON RETROILUMINACIÓN LED, TOTAL ALTA DEFINICIÓN Y 240 HZ

             La compañía coreana LG Electronics acaba de anunciar el lanzamiento de sus impresionantes televisores LCD de la Serie Xcanvas (Scarlet en Europa), con pantalla de 55  pulgadas, total alta definición (Full HD), una tasa de refresco de 240 Hz, y un grosor de  sólo 24,8 mm. Se trata de los modelos 55LH95 y el  55LH93, que a partir de hoy estarán disponibles en las tiendas de Seúl por 3.945 euros (el modelo 55LH93) y 4.280 euros (el modelo 55LH95).

               "Estos modelos han sido diseñados específicamente orientados al segmento de la gama alta", ha dicho Simon Kang, Presidente y CEO de LG Electronics Home Entertainment , que además añadió: "Pretendemos con estos modelos reforzar la imagen de los televisores LCD de alta gama en general y particularmente potenciar la posición de LG en este mercado".

                  LG Electronics ha empleado un total de 3.360 LEDs en la retroiluminación de estos televisores, con lo que ha conseguido una relación de contraste realmente monstruosa, nada menos que 5.000.000:1, y que  junto a la tasa de refresco de 240 Hz, los convierten en uno de los más avanzados del mercado.

                  A continuación transcribirmos textualmente y en inglés la nota oficial de prensa:

Seoul, Korea / June 25, 2009 - LG Electronics (LG) , a global leader and technology innovator in consumer electronics, today unveiled two new ultra-slim "full LED" LCD TVs in Seoul. The new 55-inch screens- models 55LH95 and 55LH93 respectively - lead the market in terms of picture quality, design and convenience. 

                   “These products were designed specifically to target the high-end segment and offer unmatched quality and design,” said LG Electronics Home Entertainment Company President and CEO, Simon Kang. “These new models will change the LED LCD TV market landscape and we expect these devices to reinforce the premium image of LCD TVs in general,” said LG Electronics Home Entertainment Company President and CEO, Simon Kang.

                    LG’s ambitious new product line offers a brighter and clearer screen than competing products thanks to backlighting that employs a total of 3,360 LEDs –- seven times more than existing edge-lit LED TVs. LG’s full LED LCD models also features a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio through enhanced dimming technology that divides the screen into 240 blocks. And with a refresh rate of 240 Hz, these TVs maintain a vibrant, smooth image even during fast-paced action scenes.

                     LG’s newest ultra-slim full LED LCD TVs employ patented technology that helps keep the overall chassis thickness down to just 24.8mm. This proprietary technology allows the LEDs to be spread-out horizontally and minimizes the distance between the LEDs and the screen. Another innovation offered for the first time in the new LED LCD TV is the enhanced wireless feature which eliminates the need for image compression. Content can be sent from DVD players, game consoles or home-theater units wirelessly without any degradation.

                    LG’s ultra-slim full LED LCD TV is priced at around KRW 7 million (approximately US$ 5,500) for the 55LH93 and around KRW 7.6 million (approximately US$ 5,900) for the 55LH95 model which will be launched in July 2009. 

                     LG plans to aggressively expand the LED LCD TV business and is aiming for three to four million unit sales next year. Three different models of full LED LCD TVs will be offered to suit different market segments. The ultra-slim model will be positioned as the premium product with additional products in this category being announced later this year. The company will unveil less expensive 42-inch and 47-inch full LED LCD TVs by the end of the year without the ultra-slim feature.

                     LG is forecasting that the global LED LCD TV market will grow to 30 million units by next year and to 68 million by 2011, up from 3.1 million this year. LG is aiming to become the world’s second biggest seller of LCD TVs and predicts that the proportion of LCD TVs that feature LED technology will also grow from 2.6 percent this year to 20 percent next year and to 40 percent by 2011.

Por Fernando Borja Castaño del Gabinete de Estudios Audiovisuales de Neva Multiview.  (fernandoborja@gruponeva.es)

Vía:    akihabaranews.com

Tags: LG, LG ELECTRONICS, LED, RETROILUMINACION LED, 240 HZ, LCD, FULL HD,

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