LG Electronics Inc's TV line-up for 2020 is led by 14 brand new OLED models that feature artificial intelligence technology to elevate the premium television market. Some of the brand's CX series has launched in South Korea before expanding to the American market. The South Korean label adds NVIDIA''s G-Sync Compatible to 12 TVs, elevating gaming experiences.
Notably, the three new GX Gallery series models are ultra thin and draws inspiration from artwork -- the 65 inch model is only 20 mm thin. The electronics brand states that most of the new television launches this year features high-end technology with the incorporation of its third generation artificial intelligence processor. This provides consumers with a better performance quality and deep learning algorithms for seamless function.
Deep-Learning TV Launches
LG Electronics Unveils Its TV Line-Up for 2020 with AI Technology
Trend Themes
1. AI-powered TV - With the incorporation of LG's third-generation AI processor, there is potential for further development of TV technology that utilizes AI for enhanced performance and functionality.
2. Gaming-optimized TV - LG's integration of NVIDIA's G-Sync Compatible allows for smoother and more immersive gaming experiences, indicating a potential market for televisions specifically designed for gaming purposes.
3. Artwork-inspired TV - LG's new GX Gallery series models, inspired by artwork and ultra thin, suggest an opportunity for more aesthetically pleasing and space-saving television designs.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - With LG's AI-powered TV and other technological advancements in the industry, consumer electronics companies can continue to innovate and improve TV offerings.
2. Gaming - The integration of NVIDIA's G-Sync Compatible in LG's TVs and the potential for more gaming-optimized TV designs suggest opportunities for innovation in the gaming industry.
3. Art and Design - LG's new GX Gallery series models, taking inspiration from artwork and featuring an ultra-thin design, reflect potential for collaboration between the art and design industry and consumer electronics companies.