LG has launched two smaller Ultra HD TVs in the same size classes as its competitors. The two new 65 and 55” models come with Nano LED technology and are part of the LA9700 range. The TVs will be available in the US this week and in Europa soon.

LG presents 65 and 55" Ultra HD TVs
LG already has a gigantic 84" Ultra HD TV but it is out of reach for most people. LG now introduces smaller Ultra HD TVs.


LG’s new 65 and 55” Ultra HD TVs have been unveiled
The two 65 and 55” TVs come with a 3840x2160 pixel resolution, with four times more pixels than traditional Full HD. LG has also built in their Nano LED technology that aims to improve contrast and black depth. The TVs are driven by LG’s own Tru-Ultra HD picture engine that can process native 4K content but also upscale DVD and Blu-ray. Additionally, the TVs support 3D.

LA9700 offers access to LG’s full Smart TV platform with TV apps, and LG mentions support for WiDi and Miracast screen mirroring. Everything is controlled with LG’s Magic remote that responds to hand gestures and movement.


LG’s new 65 and 55” Ultra HD TVs have been unveiled
LG has also aimed to improve the sound experience with a 4.1 sound system. The speakers are hidden behind the TV when is off and slides down beneath the TV when powered on. A subwoofer is hidden behind the TV.

LG’s LA9700 Ultra HD TVs have been released in the US for $7,999 and $6,999, respectively, making them more expensive than the counterparts from Sony and Samsung. The TVs will make it to Europe soon, probably with an announcement during the IFA 2013 show in Berlin this September.