Ten years ago, LG Electronics introduced OLED TV, then and until now considered to be the world’s best display panel. OLED stands for “organic light-emitting diode,” which as the name suggests uses organic molecules to light up LEDs.
LG this year looks back at OLED as a revolution that spawned evolutionary improvements through the years. OLED boasts unmatched contrast, perfect blacks, and true-to-life colors, as well as flexible and super-thin panels.
As the originator of OLED which entailed technological challengers, LG has been ranked by Omdia as the top seller of the technology for 10 consecutive years.
According to the company, its OLED TVs account for 60 percent of all OLED TVs sold worldwide, with units sold exceeding 15 million at the end of last year.
“After successfully mass producing its first 55-inch Full HD OLED TV in 2013, LG has continued to push boundaries with its OLED-optimized hardware and software innovations,” it said.
Then it released the Wallpaper TV from 2017, the unprecedented Rollable TV in 2020, featuring a display that can roll down and disappear into the TV’s base.
This year, the company introduced the world’s largest OLED TV — the new 97-inch wireless model. Back in 2019, LG was the first to release an 88-inch 8K OLED TV.
“Additionally, LG has delivered TV software innovations that have further strengthened the capabilities and user experience offered by LG OLED, including its image- and sound-enhancing Alpha 9 AI Processors, and the usability- and convenience-boosting webOS platform, it added in its media statement.
In CES 2023, LG collaborated showcase with Moooi for a high-end experience highlighting its commitment to addressing consumers’ diverse needs and priorities.
At the 2022 London Craft Week, LG and leading lifestyle retailer, The Conran Shop, delivered visual magic to its Chelsea and Marylebone locations through the artistry inspired by LG OLED “evo” TV.