LG 2010 Infinia TV line-up
LG had invited FlatpanelsHD to snow-covered Stockholm to see and experience LG’s 2010 line-up including the new Infinia flat panel TVs. This year LG believes in 3D, wireless connectivity, LED, local dimming, OLED and much more.
Below you find LG’s complete 2010 line-up in LCD/LED, plasma, and OLED with pictures and specs. At the end of the article you’ll also find an overview chart and prices.LG 2010 line-up in outline
The 2010 line-up is biggest ever from LG. 2010 will be a year of innovation – and of course 3D.
LG has new LCD, LCD/LED, and plasma-TVs in the line-up. LG also has the world’s largest OLED-TV coming - a technology that we expect much from.
LG has grown through recent years and has become bigger than ever. They control their own manufacturing sites just like Samsung and this enables LG to be very innovative.
A lot of the new LCD models in 2010 will feature LED backlights and some models will have backlit LED with local dimming. That does not mean that the models will be thick and bulky because the new models combines a slim profile with backlit LED and local dimming which is quite unique.
LG also has Edge LED models coming. The new Edge LED backlights will have limited local dimming as well with 8-12 local dimming zones.
LG believes that 3D will be big this year and they want to release both passive 3DTVs (with polarized glasses) and active 3DTVs (with shutter glasses).
LG has developed their Borderless Design even further in 2010. This year the top ranges will have very slim frames and very slim bezels.
NetCast has been improved as well. NetCast enables you to go online.
Some of the services include Vudu, YouTube and Netflix and more are been implemented as we speak.
Skype is a new feature as well allowing you to call up friends and grandparents (if you want to do that). The Skype camera supports 720p and will be sold separately at around 100-120 Euro.
LG also mentions a Wireless AV Link. This means that you can transmit video and audio wirelessly from a box to your TV. Other LG products will support the Wireless AV Link as well such as the new Blu-Ray players.
Some models incorporate Wireless AV Link – on other models it can be mounted at the back using Velcro.
LG has also developed a new 400 Hz technology. The new 400 Hz system is a 200 Hz frame interpolating tech and scanning backlights. 200 Hz on LG's new TVs means that a 100 Hz system has been incorporated together with scanning backlights.
Finally LG has incorporated a THX profile in some set. In 2010 some of the LCD/LED models will feature a THX profile as well. In 2009 only the LG plasma TVs utilized the THX profile. The new plasma TVs will feature a TruBlack filter, too, improving black reproduction.
Below we have described the new LG models. Check out the overview table at the bottom as well.LG Infinia LX9500 LED
Infinia LX9500 is the new flagship with Live Borderless Design. LX9500 features 400 Hz, THX, Wireless AV Link, as well as 3D.
LX9500 will be available in 47 and 55 inches called 47LX9500 and 55LX9500.
LG Infinia LE8500 LED
LE8500 is a step down from LX9500 with the main difference being a 200 Hz system instead of 400 Hz.LE8500 will be available in 42, 47 and 55 inches called 42LE8500, 47LE8500 and 55LE8500.
LG Infinia LE7500 LED
LE7500 is the step down from LE8500 and it will not support 3D. No scanning backlights neither but a 100 Hz system and an Edge LED backlight.LE7500 will be available in 32, 37, 42 and 47 inches called 32LE7500, 37LE7500, 42LE7500 and 47LE7500.
LG LE5500
The LE5500 series is no longer a part of Infinia design series.LE5500 will be available in 22, 26, 32, 37, 42 and 47 inches called 22LE5500, 26LE5500, 32LE5500, 37LE5500, 42LE5500 and 47LE5500.
Other LD series was mentioned as well. These are LCD-TVs without LED. Amongst these we find LD750 and LD450.
LG Infinia PK950 plasma
PK950 is plasma flagship that a TruBlack panel and THX profile.PK950 will be available in 50 and 60 inches called 50PK950 and 60PK950.
LG Infinia PK750 plasma
Take one step down from PK950 and you will find PK750 that is still a Full HD plasma-Tv.PK750 will be available in 50 and 60 inches called 50PK750 and 60PK750.
LG PK550 plasma
PK550 is the step down from PK750. It will also come in a 60 inch model but without the new Borderless Infinia design.PK550 will be available in 50 and 60 inches called 50PK500 and 60PK550.
LG PK350, PJ650 and PJ350 plasma
Finally LG will launch some cheaper LCD ranges and plasma ranges. These are quite uninteresting.We can expect an inexpensive PK350 plasma series, and two HD Ready PJ650 and PJ350 plasma series. PJ350 will be available in 42 and 50 inches in the second quarter of 2010 called 42PJ350 and 50PJ350.
LG OLED-TV EL9500
LG has announced their new EL9500; the world's largest OLED-TV. The OLED technology has been predicted a great future and has already been utilized in small handheld devices such as mobile phones and mp3 players.Still, 15-inches is far too small but LG says that this should be regarded as a first step; an experiment.
Below you can see some pictures of the EL9500.
Samt en lille video:
Overview
Below you find an overview of the 2010 LG line-up.Prices
Suggested retail prices below.Prices have been converted from the Danish suggested retail prices and might vary a bit in your country.
LG Plasma TVs.:
And the LCD-TVs with LED backlight:
The new flagship model LX9500 with 3D will be priced around 2700-3300 Euro in 47-inches and 4000-4400 Euro in 55-inches.
And the LCD-TVs (without LED):
The 3D glasses will cost around 100 Euro, the Wi-Fi Dongle around 45 Euro and the Skype camera approximately 140 Euro.
The Wireless AV Link box should hit shelves at around 330 Euro.
Check out these overview articles as well:
Panasonic 2010 VIERA EU line-up
Sony 2010 Bravia line-up
CES 2010: Samsung unveils C9000, C8000 & C7000 LED-TVs
Samsung 8000 & 7000 plasmas have 3D
Sharp LE920, LE820 and LE810 are slim