LG announces OLED TV lineup at CES 2024, a slew of next-generation models making their debut new processor, Matter support and up to 4 years of updates for webOS.

And among them, one stood out for its innovative way of connecting the display section to the rest of the electronics. This was it LG M4a model that presents a beautiful appearance and that the manufacturer will now put on sale with an extra diagonal. What does it offer?

New LG OLED evo M4, technical specifications

Finally, we have an OLED television that comes in four different sizes. 65, 77, 83 and 97 inches It has a stylized design that maintains the same features as other premium models of this brand with organic panels.

It offers compatibility with Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG content, and a new image processor, Alpha 11, designed to work with artificial intelligence algorithms. It also has sound Dolby Atmos and the latest revision of WebOS, 23.

However, the most striking feature of the TV is undoubtedly its external connection system. Zero Junction Boxproviding a connection core that we can place anywhere in the room and that will communicate wirelessly with the display.

According to LG, this OLED evo M4 model is the first model on the market to feature the ability to wirelessly stream video in resolution 4K and 144HzAnd interestingly, it does not use WiFi or Bluetooth, but instead uses a special technology with a higher frequency than these two standards, with a coverage radius of up to 10 meters, as long as there are no very large obstacles between both devices.

The M4 also includes a system: artificial intelligenceWith its own neural processing unit, or NPU, that will focus not only on improving scaling but also on delivering a more engaging gaming experience.

Price and availability

Television LG OLED M4 It will be available worldwide starting this July for €5,999 with the Zero Connect Box. 77 inches.

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