One of the best traditions of CES is getting to see the jaw-dropping brilliance of large-screened OLED TVs, primarily from the two Korean giants LG and Samsung. This year has been no different, though LG has cranked things up a couple of notches by curving its 77-inch OLED panel. The new TV, though it’s taking a secondary position behind the new webOS software and the 105-inch curved IPS LCD, is my personal favorite from LG’s debuts at CES 2014, with its stupendously thin bezels and engrossing picture quality. It has to also be said the curve on the display works much better on such a large scale than it does on the peculiar 6-inch G Flex handset.
LG’s new flexible OLED TV is its most stunning one yet
4K meets OLED meets a curved screen with dramatic effect
4K meets OLED meets a curved screen with dramatic effect
This new TV also represents a melding of the two major TV innovations of last year’s CES: 4K resolution and OLED were the big headliners of the 2013 show and today we get to see them in one panel. A curved one, at that! What’s remarkable about this set is that its curvature can be controlled by the user. Using the TV’s remote, one can alter the curve to their own preference.
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