LG will showcase 8 8K TVs with 2 OLED models and 6 NanoCell models, all having the Consumer Technology Association(CTA) certification of the new 8K Ultra HD definition standard. The “Real 8K” certification will entail the inclusion of codec support such as HEVC, VP9 and AV1 along with a rapid 60FPS 8K content streaming support over HDMI.
The flagship α (Alpha) 9 Gen 3 AI Processor will bring forward advanced new capabilities to the TVs. Leveraging deep learning technology, the TV’s will have improved AI-based 8K upscaling, applying techniques like Quad Step Noise Reduction and frequency-based Sharpness Enhancer.
Every LG 8K TV’s will have ThinQ voice recognition built in and will run LG’s smart TV platform, webOS. This year, webOS will support Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit as well as both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa with Alexa Premium Far-Field Voice support in the future.
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