By Prince Osuagwu

In the early vestiges of the display industry, technology paths were fairly evident. The move from black and white TVs to color TVs was a no-brainer.

The landscape is more complex now, and it is not always clear which direction the industry will take.

Manufacturers are well aware of this, and have turned to one source that probably has the clearest idea of which directions the industry should head in: consumers.

This brings about fierce competition among device makers who in other to find out what features are most important to consumers, invest heavily on Research and Development, R&D.

For instance  LG Electronics said it has invested a lot in Research & Development with the consumer in focus and eventually, discovered that despite the plethora of supplementary features and options, the foremost concern of the average consumer remains picture quality‘

Explaining the technology behind the new system, in Lagos recently, LG said that due to its deep involvement in R&D, it was easy to manufacture the state of the art Curved Organic Light Emitting Diode, OLED TV .

The OLED TV is equipped with incredible picture quality, stunning design and innovative technologies.

The precise curve of the screen ensures that your eyes are equally distant from all parts of the screen, providing the most natural and immersive viewing experience.

The innovative technology of OLED TV permits a simpler internal structure. This means the TV is unbelievably lightweight and pencil-thin, only 4.3 mm front to back at its thinnest point, making it slimmer than the Smart Phone.
Features of the Tv includes sound Picture Quality. By switching off individual pixels, blacks are rendered truly black, creating an “infinite”. contrast ratio.