IFA 2012: LG 55-inch OLED TV Goes 3D, 29-inch EA93 Goes Widescreen

By emeadows
September 4, 2012

LG’s 55-inch OLED TV made its debut at last year’s CES in Las Vegas. It’s back at the IFA show in Berlin, but this time with 3D capability.
The sleek, 4-millimeter screen, complete with carbon fiber backing “looked great,” notes Engadget.
“At 55 inches, it’s no goliath compared to the 84-inch TVs we’ve seen this week from Sony, Toshiba and even LG, but the company claims this 55-inch model is the largest OLED HDTV available,” explains the post.
In related news, Engadget reports that LG touted some big products at IFA, including an 84-inch UD 3DTV and the 55-inch OLED HDTV, but it also has smaller items in its arsenal, like the 29-inch EA93.
“The company announced its 21:9 aspect ratio monitor, the 29-inch EA93, just prior to IFA. The IPS monitor boasts a WQHD resolution (2,560 x 1,080 pixels) and supports four-way split-screen view,” details Engadget.
The wide-screen aspect ratio is the same found in a movie theater, making this screen an ideal choice for viewing Blu-ray discs.
Both posts feature videos and slideshows form the LG booth at IFA.

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