- 29 October 2008
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- LG TV Line-up 2014-
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- 29 October 2008
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55"...[hdfever.fr]...LG 55EC930V review,unboxing...http://www.hdfever.fr/2014/12/04/test-lg-55ec930v/
μετάφραση google fr to en
μετάφραση google fr to en
- 29 October 2008
- 8,993
[cnet.com]...LG forms new dedicated OLED division...http://www.cnet.com/news/lg-forms-new-dedicated-oled-division/
- 29 October 2008
- 8,993
55"...[hdtvtest.co.uk]...LG 55EC930V review...http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/55ec930v-201412163962.htm
Verdict
We might have spent a number of paragraphs highlighting certain shortcomings on the LG 55EC930V, but that doesn’t mean it’s a bad display. On the contrary, every new OLED TV to hit the market – especially one as affordable as this one – will be scrutinised to death precisely because it has the potential to be the best television ever.
No TV is perfect, and let’s not pretend that PDP and LCD TVs – which have taken decades to mature into the ubiquitous display technologies we see today – are without flaws. Plasma suffers from image retention (which if left unattended may lead to permanent screenburn), high-APL buzzing, dynamic false contouring (DFC), PWM (pulse-width modulation) noise and ABL-capped light output; whereas LCD is hampered by black level, backlight uniformity, viewing angle and motion quality.
It’s worth remembering that the EC930V is only LG’s second iteration of a 55-inch curved OLED television: it’s got an ideal platform of unrivalled blacks from which to deliver gorgeous images, and some of the described issues can potentially be rectified via firmware updates (to improve picture processing) or an outboard 3D LUT solution like the Lumagen Radiance series of video processors (which we will be exploring). If you have £2,000 to spend, and absolutely have to buy a new TV at this time of writing, then the LG 55EC930V deserves a place on your audition shortlist.
Verdict
We might have spent a number of paragraphs highlighting certain shortcomings on the LG 55EC930V, but that doesn’t mean it’s a bad display. On the contrary, every new OLED TV to hit the market – especially one as affordable as this one – will be scrutinised to death precisely because it has the potential to be the best television ever.
No TV is perfect, and let’s not pretend that PDP and LCD TVs – which have taken decades to mature into the ubiquitous display technologies we see today – are without flaws. Plasma suffers from image retention (which if left unattended may lead to permanent screenburn), high-APL buzzing, dynamic false contouring (DFC), PWM (pulse-width modulation) noise and ABL-capped light output; whereas LCD is hampered by black level, backlight uniformity, viewing angle and motion quality.
It’s worth remembering that the EC930V is only LG’s second iteration of a 55-inch curved OLED television: it’s got an ideal platform of unrivalled blacks from which to deliver gorgeous images, and some of the described issues can potentially be rectified via firmware updates (to improve picture processing) or an outboard 3D LUT solution like the Lumagen Radiance series of video processors (which we will be exploring). If you have £2,000 to spend, and absolutely have to buy a new TV at this time of writing, then the LG 55EC930V deserves a place on your audition shortlist.
- 13 May 2009
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Μμμμμμ !!
Να μας περισσεύανε 10.000!
http://televisions.reviewed.com/content/lg-65ec9700-4k-oled-tv-review
Να μας περισσεύανε 10.000!
http://televisions.reviewed.com/content/lg-65ec9700-4k-oled-tv-review
- 29 October 2008
- 8,993
55"...[forbes.com]...LG 55EC9300 review...http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarcher/2014/12/31/lg-55ec9300-55ec930v-oled-tv-review-impressive-yes-perfect-no/
- 29 October 2008
- 8,993
65"...[lesnumeriques.com]...LG 65EC970V review...http://www.lesnumeriques.com/tv-televiseur/lg-65ec970v-p18506/test.html
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sub pixel panel structure LG 65EC970V
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sub pixel panel structure LG 65EC970V
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- 29 October 2008
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65"...[hdtvtest.co.uk]...LG 65EC9700 (USA) First Impressions...http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/65ec9700-201501193990.htm
Final First Impressions
The LG 65EC9700 carries over most of the characteristics of its sister 1080p model, the 55EC9300. In a nutshell, that means world-beating zero-black performance, and off-axis viewing angle quality that’s better than anything else on the market (albeit a small amount behind the now-extinct plasmas). Of course, the pixel count is now quadrupled thanks to the 3840 x 2160 resolution, and LG have listened to our complaint with the smaller 55EC9300’s rogue detail-reducing non-optional noise reduction feature, which is now happily in the rear-view mirror, allowing for full detail for all sources to be make it out of the panel.
Nobody else has (re-)entered the OLED arena to challenge LG’s #1 black level spot - they’re still the only company pulling off the feat of getting these panels into consumers homes. What’s more, addressing the noise reduction issue is a good sign that LG are on the right track and are listening to video purist interests.
If you currently own a high-quality plasma display such as one of Panasonic or Samsung’s later outings, we do not recommend that you get rid of it for an OLED just yet. The EC9700’s uniformity issues are something LG should investigate, and its performance with high-motion content such as sports is still more LCD than PDP.
Of course, we’re optimistic that the improvements will continue with each new generation of displays. Since the 65EC9700 took a while to get to market (the LG 65EC970V British-equivalent model isn’t even available in the wild yet), it does not necessarily represent LG’s latest and greatest engineering achievements - it’s nearly of the same kin as the already-reviewed EC9300, after all, and it’s already an improvement on that. To really see what we can expect in the future, we’ll need to look at LG’s 2015 OLED product, rather than the 2014 hold-overs - and we’re hoping that can happen sooner rather than later. For now, we can be hopeful that, as an improvement over the earlier effort, LG is on the right track.
The LG 65EC9700 carries over most of the characteristics of its sister 1080p model, the 55EC9300. In a nutshell, that means world-beating zero-black performance, and off-axis viewing angle quality that’s better than anything else on the market (albeit a small amount behind the now-extinct plasmas). Of course, the pixel count is now quadrupled thanks to the 3840 x 2160 resolution, and LG have listened to our complaint with the smaller 55EC9300’s rogue detail-reducing non-optional noise reduction feature, which is now happily in the rear-view mirror, allowing for full detail for all sources to be make it out of the panel.
Nobody else has (re-)entered the OLED arena to challenge LG’s #1 black level spot - they’re still the only company pulling off the feat of getting these panels into consumers homes. What’s more, addressing the noise reduction issue is a good sign that LG are on the right track and are listening to video purist interests.
If you currently own a high-quality plasma display such as one of Panasonic or Samsung’s later outings, we do not recommend that you get rid of it for an OLED just yet. The EC9700’s uniformity issues are something LG should investigate, and its performance with high-motion content such as sports is still more LCD than PDP.
Of course, we’re optimistic that the improvements will continue with each new generation of displays. Since the 65EC9700 took a while to get to market (the LG 65EC970V British-equivalent model isn’t even available in the wild yet), it does not necessarily represent LG’s latest and greatest engineering achievements - it’s nearly of the same kin as the already-reviewed EC9300, after all, and it’s already an improvement on that. To really see what we can expect in the future, we’ll need to look at LG’s 2015 OLED product, rather than the 2014 hold-overs - and we’re hoping that can happen sooner rather than later. For now, we can be hopeful that, as an improvement over the earlier effort, LG is on the right track.
- 29 October 2008
- 8,993
55"...[hdtvpolska.com]...LG 55EC930V review...http://hdtvpolska.com/topic/34522-test-lg-ec930-v-oled-55-full-hd/
μετάφραση google pl to en.
μετάφραση google pl to en.
- 29 October 2008
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65"...[prad.de]...LG 65UB980V review...http://www.prad.de/new/tv/2015/test-lg-65ub980v.html
μετάφραση google de to en.
μετάφραση google de to en.
- 29 October 2008
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49"...[lesnumeriques.com]...LG 49UB830V review...http://www.lesnumeriques.com/tv-televiseur/lg-49ub830v-p23809/test.html
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source photo:[lesnumeriques.com]
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source photo:[lesnumeriques.com]
- 29 October 2008
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55"...[tweakers.net]...LG 55LB870V review...http://tweakers.net/reviews/3910/lg-55-lb870v-met-webos-strak-design-dankzij-luidsprekervoet.html
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μετάφραση google nl to en
- 29 October 2008
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[obywatelhd.pl]...webOS 2.0 LG models from 2014 - confirmed! (Or not - update)...http://obywatelhd.pl/index.php/2015/03/27/webos-2-0-w-modelach-lg-z-2014-potwierdzone/
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μετάφραση google pl to en
- 29 October 2008
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65"...[avforums.com]...LG 65EC970V review...https://www.avforums.com/review/lg-65ec970v-ec970-review.11299
- 29 October 2008
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65"...[hdtelevizija.com]...LG 65EC970V review...http://hdtelevizija.com/2015/09/09/lg-65ec970v-ec970v-uhd-zakrivljeni-oled-smart-tv-recenzija/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQiSVbA5jm4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvzzT3m1gxs
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQiSVbA5jm4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvzzT3m1gxs
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