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LG’s new 2022 OLED TVs add new sizes and better peak brightness

Posted on January 4, 2022 by Xordac Prime
An LG TV in a marketing lifestyle image.

Enlarge / An LG TV in a marketing lifestyle image. (credit: LG)

LG’s OLED TVs have dominated the conversation among high-end TV enthusiasts for a few years now, but the past couple have finally brought at least some OLED TVs to prices that middle-class households could afford.

And like clockwork each year, LG attends the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to announce a new lineup of OLEDs that include some improvement or another: cheaper, bigger, smaller, whatever. This year, the big news is that some of LG’s TVs are brighter.

LG maintains a few different lines of OLEDs currently: the entry-level A series, the slightly more feature-rich B series, the flagship C series, the high-end G series, and the 8K Z series.

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Source: Ars Technica – LG’s new 2022 OLED TVs add new sizes and better peak brightness

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