LG continues to promote its Cinema 3D technology 3D is still implemented in most of LG’s 2013 TVs and LG continues to bet on passive 3D that only requires polarized 3D glasses without batteries. The 8 series is called LA860 and will be available in up to 70 inches. LG’s other LED models include the 8, 7, 6 and 5 series. It has an extremely thin design with almost no bezel, which is the case for most of LG’s high-end to mid-range TVs in 2013. LA960 is the new flagship model with everything built-in, including LG’s Nano technology (that is different from the first implementations) and Cinema 3D. LG’s 2013 TVs LG’s line-up of LED models is vast. 3840x2160 pixels will not only help make 2D content even more impressive but also take 3D to the next level with LG’s passive 3D glasses that require no batteries.
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The Ultra HD TVs will be available in 65 and 55 inch sizes with four times the pixels of conventional Full HD TVs. LG will also release new Ultra HD TVs in 2013 built on LCD technology. It is now slightly thicker but has the cable connectors built in and a new base design.
LG’s OLED-TV has already become available in its home country of South Korea and will arrive in USA and Europe later this year as a refreshed model. After LG and Samsung both announced OLED-TVs in 2012 that never arrived, LG was keen on beating its competitor to market with an OLED-TV. LG’s 2013 TVs The OLED-TV is the first ever. Most of the new TVs come with Smart TV features and LG’s passive 3D technology, Cinema 3D. LG will release its first OLED-TV, smaller Ultra HD TVs, tons of LED models and a few plasma TVs. LG’s 2013 TV line-upLG has a massive line-up of TVs prepared for 2013. Subscribe to our Newsletter, RSS or twitter to receive notice when the reviews are online For US and EU prices see the respective TV range sections.
We give you a full overview of LG’s 2013 TV line-up. Some of the new Smart TV features include Miracast and NFC, and Cinema 3D is integrated in most of the TVs. The Smart TV features will be expanded to even more TVs and LG will release its first OLED and Ultra HD TVs, along with new LED and plasma TVs.
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