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With computers playing an indispensable role in professional and leisure lives, LG Electronics (LG) says it will be unveiling a new lineup of products to allow consumers more freedom to customise their work and play space to better fit their growing needs.
At CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2016, LG is expected to showcase its newest 21:9 UltraWide monitors, 4K gaming monitors and Ultra PC gram laptop, all designed for maximum productivity and entertainment for today’s demanding power users.
The company will feature a number of dream setups built around LG’s impressive monitor lineup. One setup for gamers and digital professionals will be based around the wide 34-inch, 21:9 Curved UltraWide Monitor (model 34UC98) featuring Thunderbolt 2.
The 3440x1440 QHD monitor’s large screen size, picture quality-enhancing IPS technology and streamlined features are designed to meet the needs of a wide range of users from avid gamers to digital media professionals, delivering a well-rounded multimedia experience for content creators and viewers alike.
The LG 34UC88 is said to offer an amazing QHD picture with its expansive 21:9 Curved UltraWide display. Equally stunning is LG’s Ultra HD 4K Monitor (model 27UD68) for images so sharp gaming will never be the same again. Both monitors utilise AMD’s advanced FreeSync technology for a seamless, fluid gaming experience free of artifacts, choppiness and broken frames.
At its CES booth, LG says it will also showcase its flat 21:9 UltraWide 34UM88 Monitor, a workstation for digital professionals such as photographers and graphic designers who depend on precise image reproduction. The wider field of view of this monitor enhances productivity by creating a bigger workspace in which to view photos side-by-side and work on multiple applications at the same time, its makers say. And the monitor’s Thunderbolt 2 compatibility is indispensable for artists who work with large image and video files.
Also expected to debut at CES is the LG Ultra HD 4K Monitor (model 27UD88), a 27-inch monitor designed for creative professionals featuring the latest USB-C port tech-nology. Representing the next generation of computer connectivity, the monitor allows users to charge a laptop as fast as with a dedicated power cord and simultaneously transfer data at USB 3.0 speeds.
The single cable gives users the ability to connect their laptops to an external monitor while also using the monitor as a power source, eliminating the need for more cables. The 27UD88 also offers colour presets including the Rec. 709 and SMPTE-C broadcasting standards, giving users a fast and easy way to adjust the picture depending on the content displayed on the screen.
In addition to its proprietary colour-enhancing IPS display technology, LG will debut a number of design elements in its 2016 monitor lineup. The virtually invisible bezel on select Infinity Display model (24MP88) and the elegant ArcLine Stand add touches of elegance that matches the stunning beauty of their IPS displays.
Visitors to LG’s booth at CES will also have a chance to experience the company’s newest portable PCs. Despite its large 15.6-inch screen, the LG gram 15 (model 15Z960) is barely larger than a conventional 14-inch laptop, the company claims. As the lightest 15-inch laptop in the world, the LG gram 15 is built to be durable while maintaining a weight of 980 grams, making this lightweight laptop the perfect choice for busy office workers or students with busy schedules. With a 6th Gen Intel Core processor and Windows 10, the LG gram 15 prioritises both productivity and mobility.
“We are always thrilled to be able to show international audiences our newest monitor and PC innovations at CES,” said Jang Ik-hwan, head of the monitor and PC division at LG Electronics. “LG is always innovating to exceed customers’ expectations by creating products that provide breathtaking aesthetics and unparalleled user experience.”
Attendees of CES 2016 are being encouraged to stop by LG’s booth at the Las Vegas Convention Centre in Central Hall #8204 from today to January 9 to see LG’s newest monitor and PC products for themselves.
The new products will be available soon in the GCC.
At CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2016, LG is expected to showcase its newest 21:9 UltraWide monitors, 4K gaming monitors and Ultra PC gram laptop, all designed for maximum productivity and entertainment for today’s demanding power users.
The company will feature a number of dream setups built around LG’s impressive monitor lineup. One setup for gamers and digital professionals will be based around the wide 34-inch, 21:9 Curved UltraWide Monitor (model 34UC98) featuring Thunderbolt 2.
The 3440x1440 QHD monitor’s large screen size, picture quality-enhancing IPS technology and streamlined features are designed to meet the needs of a wide range of users from avid gamers to digital media professionals, delivering a well-rounded multimedia experience for content creators and viewers alike.
The LG 34UC88 is said to offer an amazing QHD picture with its expansive 21:9 Curved UltraWide display. Equally stunning is LG’s Ultra HD 4K Monitor (model 27UD68) for images so sharp gaming will never be the same again. Both monitors utilise AMD’s advanced FreeSync technology for a seamless, fluid gaming experience free of artifacts, choppiness and broken frames.
At its CES booth, LG says it will also showcase its flat 21:9 UltraWide 34UM88 Monitor, a workstation for digital professionals such as photographers and graphic designers who depend on precise image reproduction. The wider field of view of this monitor enhances productivity by creating a bigger workspace in which to view photos side-by-side and work on multiple applications at the same time, its makers say. And the monitor’s Thunderbolt 2 compatibility is indispensable for artists who work with large image and video files.
Also expected to debut at CES is the LG Ultra HD 4K Monitor (model 27UD88), a 27-inch monitor designed for creative professionals featuring the latest USB-C port tech-nology. Representing the next generation of computer connectivity, the monitor allows users to charge a laptop as fast as with a dedicated power cord and simultaneously transfer data at USB 3.0 speeds.
The single cable gives users the ability to connect their laptops to an external monitor while also using the monitor as a power source, eliminating the need for more cables. The 27UD88 also offers colour presets including the Rec. 709 and SMPTE-C broadcasting standards, giving users a fast and easy way to adjust the picture depending on the content displayed on the screen.
In addition to its proprietary colour-enhancing IPS display technology, LG will debut a number of design elements in its 2016 monitor lineup. The virtually invisible bezel on select Infinity Display model (24MP88) and the elegant ArcLine Stand add touches of elegance that matches the stunning beauty of their IPS displays.
Visitors to LG’s booth at CES will also have a chance to experience the company’s newest portable PCs. Despite its large 15.6-inch screen, the LG gram 15 (model 15Z960) is barely larger than a conventional 14-inch laptop, the company claims. As the lightest 15-inch laptop in the world, the LG gram 15 is built to be durable while maintaining a weight of 980 grams, making this lightweight laptop the perfect choice for busy office workers or students with busy schedules. With a 6th Gen Intel Core processor and Windows 10, the LG gram 15 prioritises both productivity and mobility.
“We are always thrilled to be able to show international audiences our newest monitor and PC innovations at CES,” said Jang Ik-hwan, head of the monitor and PC division at LG Electronics. “LG is always innovating to exceed customers’ expectations by creating products that provide breathtaking aesthetics and unparalleled user experience.”
Attendees of CES 2016 are being encouraged to stop by LG’s booth at the Las Vegas Convention Centre in Central Hall #8204 from today to January 9 to see LG’s newest monitor and PC products for themselves.
The new products will be available soon in the GCC.
