NanoCell

If you are looking for a TV under Rs 1,00,000, there are many options and a host of features you can expect from your TV. From local dimming to a native 120Hz panel with support for all HDMI 2.1 features, Rs 1,00,000 is the sweet spot for great features and performance. While we have seen OLED TVs available under Rs 1 lakh, such as the LG A2, it misses out on HDMI 2.1 support which could be a deal breaker if you are a gamer. Today, we have the 55-inch LG QNED83, which is an LED-backlit TV. The QNED in the name means that…

When deciding on a new TV, price and screen size are likely to shape any shortlist you come up with. But within that seemingly simple filtering process are a whole raft of things to consider, such as panel display technology (how do LED, Mini LED, OLED, and Nanocell compare?), as well as smart platform, design and more.  4K Ultra HD resolution and HDR (High Dynamic Range) compatibility is now largely standard – unless you buy a bargain-bin TV special. While 4K is a logical step up from Full HD, HDR comes in various…

LG on Wednesday launched its new range of artificial intelligence (AI) powered televisions in India. The range includes various Smart, LED, UHD, NanoCell, and OLED AI ThinQ models. The South Korean company also offers Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant integration on its 2019 OLED TV lineup that was unveiled back in January -- just ahead of CES 2019 in Las Vegas. Additionally, there is Apple HomeKit integration on 2019 OLED and select NanoCell TV models to enable controlling through Siri and the Home app on Apple devices.…

OLED screens have become the current gold standard in the smartphone space, but such panels are far more expensive to manufacture at the scale needed for TVs. We've been big fans of the technology for a while now but OLED TVs are still priced at a significant premium, and are indeed accessible only to buyers with very big budgets. If you're looking at better value for money or just want the biggest TV you can get without spending a huge amount, it's advisable to stick to LED screens for now.It's possible to buy a 55-inch…

We've barely gotten used to the idea of 4K in television screens, but 8K is already a reality. Major manufacturers including Samsung and LG have already showcased and put on sale options with 8K screens, but the battle between the two television giants is set to heat up at CES 2020. LG has announced that it will be launching what it calls ‘Real 8K' televisions at CES in Las Vegas, with new models across its OLED and Nanocell product ranges.LG will be launching OLED 8K TVs in 88-inch and 77-inch screen sizes as part of its…

LG at CES 2020 launched 13 new OLED TV models, as well as new 8K and 4K NanoCell LCD TVs. Unfortunately for now, exact model names and specifications remain a mystery, but more details should emerge when the company launches the TVs in individual markets. The South Korean electronics giant also revealed that its rollable 4K TV, first unveiled at CES 2019, will start shipping this year.The 13 new LG OLED televisions include three new art-inspired GX Gallery series 4K Ultra HD TVs, 88- and 77-inch class Real 8K models, as…