Soon Kwon, MD LG Electronics India, said the new design features many upgrades on the 3D Cinema TVs launched earlier. The company hopes to consolidate its space in the segment, and is eyeing a 30 per cent share of the Rs 1,000-crore market in India.

Kwon believes the London Olympics, which will be telecast in 3D as well, will be a big push for the third dimension in television. Moreover, the trend of launching movies in 3D is expected to spillover to Bollywood this year.

The new televisions will feature cutting edge features like Dual Play, which allows two gamers to get their own 3D perspective of the game. LG is also introducing 3D sound zooming, which adds another dimension to the audio while watching 3D movies. Plus, the new magic motion remote control on the units will pointing, gesture and wheel controls.

Then, in an industry first, LG has reduced the thickness of the bezel to just 1mm, giving its new screens an edge-to-edge feel. The design, which was a show-stopper at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, will be featured in the new TVs.

Viewers will also be able to control 3D depth as well as cover 2D content with the new TVs. LG’s new app hub will also have 3D content which can downloaded to the TV.

The new series of 23 TVs will be available in stores from this month with prices starting at Rs 55,000 for the 32-inch Cinema 3D smart TV. The 72-inch TV, the largest in the market at present, will cost Rs 7 lakh.

Couch potatoes never had it so good. LG’s latest Cinema 3D TV will seduce you with its lines and impress you with its smart features.

8 Reasons to Buy the LG Cinema 3D Smart TV:

1. Edge-to-edge- The-Cinema Screen design sports a barely noticeable 1mm-thin bezel, making pictures appear virtually edge-to-edge.
2. Share and care- Share movies from laptops with Intel WiDi tech or your phone’s screen on the TV. Angry birds HD, anyone?
3. 2D-to-3D- Convert 2D Blu-rays to 3Don-the-fly and relive your favourite flicks with greater relish.
4. Depth control – Tweak the 3D effect to your taste with the depth control feature. Be the boss in this dimension.
5. Dual play- Play a console game with a buddy with the TV in 3D mode. Each player will see a different 2D display through the passive, battery-less 3D glasses.
6. Planet apps- Tinker wIth apps, access the web through the Smart TV Zone. It’s intuitive and gives easy access to content.
7. Fast and frugal- It might be powered by a dualcore processor but it also includes smart energy-saving tech.
8. Motion remote- The revised motion-control remote lets you point, make gestures or scroll through the UI.

(Technorati)

For a civilization brought up on the concept of maya, it has taken the Koreans to prove it literally that life indeed is an illusion. Yesterday I was witness to the launch of the world’s largest 3D Cinema Smart TV by LG Electronics in India.  72 inches of screen and when the bat hit the ball, it literally came out of the screen. I moved forward and did try to catch the ball. Alas it was an illusion of 3D technology. Yet, one of the best ever. 3D has finally arrived in sense and sensibility that thrills the viewer. The concept of distance, space, depth and the way we view things is about to change.

3D Cinema Smart TV coming of age: The Picture gets out of the Screen
3D has been in the television market for sometime now but the experience has never really been thrilling. Yes, there was a certain depth to the pictures but perhaps that was all there was. LG 3D Cinema Smart TV redefines 3D viewing in many ways, perhaps the most important one is that the picture is no longer confined to the screen. It reaches out to you. Water splashes at you, so much so that your first conditioned reaction is to wipe your face. The hero’s punch comes right into you, the conditioned reactive mind for a second looks for protection and when the bat hits the ball, it actually makes you move a step ahead to catch it. The pictures actually come out of the screen by at least a few feet. Well so it seems.
The Good, the bad and the ouch!

2D to 3D conversion feature
Let’s say you are a Big B fan and your favourite movie is Deewar. Let’s also add your favorite dialogue to this “Tumhara pass kaya hai…. mere pass ma hai”.  Now you can transform this into a 3D experience.   LG 3D Cinema Smart TV allows conversion of existing pictures into 3D mode quite easily. The conversion feature is easy. Big B has bashed the baddies it’s now time to feel the power of his punch. You can increase the “depth” feature to 20 (maximum) for maximum 3D effect.  For the dialogues you could do 3D sound zooming. It’s a lot of power in your hands in terms of conversion to 3D.

Viewing Real 3D movies
The real power of this TV is in viewing content made in 3D. The punch comes right at you. The 3D sound zooming adds an extra dimension to sound. The voice echoes, comes from an unknown dimension, as if this was all there was.

Smart TV
The Smart TV in this is great. The remote is gesture based and simple. The high points are pointing, gesture & wheeling within the remote.  Another good feature is the Intel’s WiDi inbuilt in the TV which allows wireless display of HDMI content. Then there are the standard features which are in most Smart TV’s web browser, panels, home dashboard and WiFi.

Pricing
The pricing starts from Rs.40,000 and goes up to Rs.7 lakhs. 72 inches is magnificently huge for a TV screen especially of this type. The price tag is even more magnificent at over Rs.7 lacs for this 72 inches screen. Having said that, instead of spending lesser amount on building a projection system this might be a better buy.

One thing is for sure LG Cinema 3D Smart TV maybe well be the defining point in the way we view 3D content at home.

The 55LM8600 from LG is so smart that if it was human, it could’ve easily competed with Einstein’s intellect. It is a new generation Flat Panel that needs no heavy-duty instructions and gives you no pain in setting it up. It is a deity for gamers who understand its standing and a total delight for avid movie watchers.

The concept of ‘Better Getting Best’ gained a lot of attention in this year’s CES. Particularly in the television sector, the trend of smart TVs getting smarter and exactly what needs to be worked upon to achieve it was the most discussed topic. While each television manufacturer presented their own ideas, LG has turned out to be the first television brand to bring the solutions to the Indian shores. Here is an exclusive review of the 55LM8600 from their latest range of Cinema 3D TVs. Considering how well theirCinema3D TVs faired in 2011, our expectations were sky-rocketing.

OUT OF THE BOX

The TV had a scintillating effect when we placed it in our studio. Its been almost half a decade since LG’s proactive participation in the flat panel market here in the country, and it is for the first time that we’ve seen so much flamboyance in any of their flat panels. There have been the Scarlets and the Jazzs that had rare spurts of flashiness, but the new 55LM8600 bears a strong fashion statement that we haven’t seen with any LG TV. Two things that caught our attention were the panel stand and the seamless bezel-less frame. The metal ribbon stand is very contemporary in approach, making the TV look as if it is suspended in mid-air. Now we have reviewed monitors with killer looks but getting a 55-incher to appear like this is a Herculean task that LG has managed to pull off quite well. Also, we have seen frameless TVs, but the seamless no-bezel design came as a pleasant surprise to us. We couldn’t wait to experience the picture on the screen.

TECHNOLOGY

We asked LG what’s special about this new range of TVs, and they answered with a big 3D logo. Well, we were not surprised with that. After all, their FPR 3D technology has managed to bag the recognition  of the best 3D technology in the consumer segment. And this is where we would like to re instate the ‘Better Getting Best’ concept. For starters, they have come up with a few amendments in2D to 3D conversion, promising better experience devoid of any aberrations and anomalies in terms of edge enhancement. There is this new ‘Dual Play’ mode that will beef great interest to the avid gamers. This feature will come in handy if you enjoy competitive gaming. It takes inspiration from the ‘split screen’ mode seen in many games, where two gamers can see their corresponding view-points on the same screen. The problem with this type of multi-player mode is that due to the split screen, both the gamers get only half of the total screen size as their gaming area. But with LG’s Dual Play mode, every gamer gets the entire screen for his own viewpoint. Fun, isn’t it? Furthermore, they have increased the control that one get son the 3D picture, for instance, the depth of the 3D images, image shifted. This feature will be extremely useful when you are converting2D to 3D and for tweaking the converted 3D picture to your liking. So much for the 3D world, but that’s not the end of what the new LG TV has to offer. The TV also excels interims of connectivity with ample options for I/O and an elaborate USB support as well. An interesting feature is the onboard Wi-fi connectivity. Yes, we do know that there are thousands of TVs with onboard Wi-fi, but LG has gone a step ahead to exploit this feature and not just use it for browsing the internet. With onboard Wi-fi, they have the SmartShare feature to connect your PC, mobile phone or tablet PCs directly to the TV and share content off-the-fly. For example, on PCs you just have to create a shared folder using the installation CD that comes with the TV and start sharing any files that you wish to see or hear on TV to the folder by just copying it to the folder. They have also packed in support for office files and PDFs as well. All the other features from last year’s Cinema 3D TVs from LG are retained in the 55LM8600 such as exhaustive control on the picture quality with a highly intuitive and suggestive user interface.

REMOTE CONTROL

Just like the earlier versions of the Cinema3D TV, the LM8600also comes with an option of two remotes. First is the regular remote almost filled to the brim with all sorts of colorful buttons. Though densely populated, the remote is very easy to get along with and also comes in handy with the elaborate GUI of the TV. The second option is of the motion sensor remote (similar to the Microsoft Kinect for Xbox or the PlayStation Move forPlayStaion3). This houses only a handful of buttons, namely for 3D, apps, volume and power. But here LG has given a track pad and jog dial on the remote. If not for these two features on the remote, you would be struggling to get accustomed to the functioning and the movement of the remote on the screen.

There is not much done in the2D video section, and we did not expect a great deal of difference in the already flawless picture quality of the Cinema3D TVs from LG. The frameless design does provide you with an experience similar to that of a projector only that you can see the boundaries. Nonetheless, the experience is much better than watching your movies on a TV with a 1” thick frame. As we sampled highly demanding Blu-rays such as ‘Thor’, ‘The Dark Knight’ and ‘Captain America’, the LG TV presented us with possibly the best video playback that you can get on any flat panel television currently available. Since all the above-mentioned Blu-rays are action-heavy, they bear all the pre-requisites (colour saturation, black levels, sharpness and motion) to test a flat panel for its optimum performance. And the 55LM8600was all game with its crisp sharpness, deep black levels, utmost colour saturation and swift handing of motion. And you also have the ISF presets that make life easy by calibrating the TV off-the-fly according to the ISF standards. We did find a slight trace of light leakage off the LED lined up on the edge of the TV. This was particularly seen in very dark scenes like the climax of ‘The Dark Knight’ affecting the detail in the black levels. This can be resolved to an extent by using a tweak for the black levels and choosing between two points—low (gets the black levels really deep) and high (reduces a contrast by a couple of notches by putting up a slight white cast on the screen).The next task was to check for the 3D picture quality, and unlike last year, this time we had almost two dozen 3D Blu-ray discs lying in the studio. And once again FPR3D technology proved it’s worth as the most suitable and convenient3D technology available in the market. Be it games, animation or even motion pictures, the playback for 3D was simply the best that we have seen. The TV not only tackles regular issues of 3D picture playback like low brightness, dizziness or headache caused by the glasses (more prevalent inactive shutter glasses) or even viewing angle, but manages to put up highly effective 3D performance.

The vb  frameless design also played big role here in order to reduce the effect of constrained vision by providing a more immersive and engaging experience. The only drawback was that of the vertical viewing angle (also seen in earlier versions of the FPR 3D TVs from LG). So, if you wish to mount the55LM8600 on the wall, take care that you don’t mount the TV in such a way that the vertical viewing angle comes to more than 50 to 60degrees. If it is more than this range, you won’t be able to enjoy the 3Dexperience to the fullest as it affects picture sharpness and you easily see two different images forming the3D images. The 2D to 3D conversion is convincing but we did notice slight discrepancies in scenes with fast motion sequences. In ‘Thor’, every time the Bifrost started to revolve around itself or even in ‘Green Lantern’ when Hal Jordon (played by Ryan Reynolds) made his super-fast trips to some other planets, the TV seemed to lose its hold on the 3D rendition as it lost the sync for a couple of seconds. But this took place only for a few seconds as once the picture comes back to normal pace, the TV was once again in all its 3D glory. The Dual Play is an interesting feature and LG has incorporated some innovative reverse engineering. Picking up on how 3D technology works, they have devised a way where two different gamers can simultaneously look at two different images on the same screen. As it turns out, you need special Dual Play glasses for this. And the best part is that for the 55LM8600, a pair of Dual Play glasses is included in the package along with four normal FPR 3Dglasses. For some other models, you can avail the glasses at an extra cost. But considering the low cost of FPR 3D glasses, we think that this investment is absolutely worth it for the kind of results that it gives. Speaking about the SmartShare feature, a peculiar problem with such features is the setup procedure which gets painstaking and tedious, but in 55LM8600 LG has provided a simple step-by-step guide to the users on how to hook up their phones and PCs with the TV. It does not take more than a couple of minutes to complete the entire procedure and your TV becomes an entertainment hub. Once connected, you can also use the TV as a second screen without any wire using the SmartShare feature. The only care that you have to take is to have both the devices connected to the same Wi-fi network. Now that’s a little more than smart!

How Dual Play Works?

While viewing a 3D film with FPR 3D glasses, users are already receiving two different images that are simultaneously being displayed on a television or movie screen. Each of these two images are polarized using a special filter, and this filter orients each image’s light waves in a specific direction. All this takes place on the screen itself. As for the glasses, the two lenses allow light waves to enter only if they’re oriented in the same direction as each lens’ polarised filter. For example, waves in plane X for the left eyeball and waves in plane Y for the right eyeball. When the brain processes the two different images coming in at the same time, the viewers perceive depth that isn’t actually there, and that’s 3D for us. LG’s Dual Play technology uses this same feature but with a twist. In the Dual Playglasses they have popped out the lenses on two polarised glasses and exchanged them to create matched pairs. One Dual Play glass contains the same lenses for both the eyeballs. So when a gamer wears them, he loses the ability to create a three-dimensional image, as it would have otherwise done. Instead both the eyeballs will now receive light waves that have been oriented in a single direction. In other words, a person gets picture A and cannot see picture B, while the vice-versa takes place with their competitor in the game.

(by Cyber media)

The CINEMA SCREEN Design translates the latest advances in LG’s Flat Panel TV technology into an aesthetically superior form. The Bezel that surrounds the new CINEMA 3D Smart TVs has been slimmed down to negligible levels (1 mm), creating a more optimal and comfortable environment for immersive 3D viewing. The picture goes virtually from edge to edge.

“Technology and design are key factors behind LG Home Entertainment products. With our 2012 CINEMA 3D Smart TV line-up, we have been able to take a significant step forward, thanks to a series of new and upgraded 3D features led by the CINEMA SCREEN Design”, Soon Kwon, MD LGEIL said.

Talking about targets Soon Kwon added, “With 2012 Olympic to be broadcast in 3D and more than 30 English and Hindi 3D movies to hit Indian Cinemas hall, 3D entertainment is set to explode in India at a steady growth of 500%.  We are targeting business worth Rs. 1000 crore from 3D TVs and aim to consolidate our position in the Flat Panel TV segment with 30% market share.  To ensure the numbers we have an aggressive marketing strategy with a target investment of Rs.100 crore in Flagship product communication. This will be accompanied by experiential marketing campaigns”.

The new range of CINEMA 3D Smart TVs are accompanied by new CINEMA 3D glasses for 2012. Presented in four elegant series, the new glasses are 20% lighter than the previous ones, which were already the lightest in the industry, thus increasing comfort of users to watch countless 3D content for hours at a stretch.

Gamers will no doubt welcome the inclusion of Dual Play feature. For, it includes special glasses which allow two players see only their perspectives simultaneously on the full screen at once without having to split the screen.  This elevates the gaming experience a full notch up, truly an encounter of the first kind.

Immersive 3D experience is accompanied by 3D audio in new range of Cinema 3D smart TVs. 3D Sound Zooming generates 3D sound that is synchronized with the displayed 3D content, allowing users to not only see, but also hear in 3D.  The TV also boasts of innovations like Intel’s WiDi (Wireless Display) technology that enables easy and fast connection between TVs and PCs without requiring any internet, wires or wireless network.

The new CINEMA 3D Smart TVs come equipped with LG’s Smart TV functions. Featuring exciting apps, LG’s Smart TV offers a variety of premium content services, including 3D World, where viewers can access a growing abundance of 3D content. Furthermore, the embedded 2D to 3D conversion engine makes it possible to convert any 2D show to 3D, thus making 3D content practically limitless.

One of biggest hits in 2011, LG’s Magic Motion Remote Control, is even more magical this year. With 3 enhanced modes – Pointing, Gesture & Wheel – it allows users to easily control their Smart TVs.

LG is expanding the 3D market in a big way with Cinema 3D Smart TV range and is now poised to offer the widest range of 3D entertainment products – 3D LED, 3D Ultra Slim LED, 3D Home Theater systems, 3D Blu ray players and the futuristic 3D OLED TV by second-half of 2012.

The Cinema 3D Smart TV range is available in 21 SKU’s from 32 inches to 72 inches in the price range of Rs. 55,000 to Rs. 7,00,000. The new series will hit the Indian market from May ’12 onwards.

(techlivez.com)

Yesterday, at a press conference in New Delhi, LG India unveiled the new game changing Cinema Screen display that is just 1MM thin and has 3D capabilities, Cinema Screen Smart TV is highly optimized for 3D viewing with enhanced 3D Depth control, it extracts the ‘depth map’ of 3D source and adjusts it for breathtaking 3D. Another awesome feature was integrated Dual Play FPR technology where two players can play multiplayer games simultaneously without splitting the screen, each player will see their respective full screen, its like two players playing on two screens.

Dual Play uses LG FPR Technology which is not available with any other company at this time. It uses Cinema 3D TV and polarized glasses to work its magic. We were demoed using XBox racing game Forza 3, instead of split screen you can now get full screen for each player. The 3D experience of this TV was amazing unlike anything that I have seen before.

LM9500 LG Cinema 3D TV Features:

• Dual Core Processor
• 72 Inch Display
• Slimmed 3DTV IPS Display
• Intel Wi-Di , Wireless Display tech – connect Laptop, PCs to TV directly
• Dual Play Technology – FPR
• 2D to 3D conversion
• Gesture Control Remote
• Smart TV: Allows you to browse Internet and supports apps via lgappstv.com
• Priced at Rs 7,00,000

Mr. Soon Kwon, MD LGEIL said “Technology and design are key factors behind LG Home Entertainment products. With our 2012 CINEMA 3D Smart TV line-up, we have been able to take a significant step forward, thanks to a series of new and upgraded 3D features led by the CINEMA SCREEN Design.”

The CINEMA SCREEN Design translates the latest advances in LG’s Flat Panel TV technology into an aesthetically superior form. The Bezel that surrounds the new CINEMA 3D Smart TVs has been slimmed down to negligible levels (1 mm), creating a more optimal and comfortable environment for immersive 3D viewing. The picture goes virtually from edge to edge.

Talking about targets Mr. Soon Kwon added, “With 2012 Olympic to be broadcast in 3D and more than 30 English and Hindi 3D movies to hit Indian Cinemas hall, 3D entertainment is set to explode in India at a steady growth of 500%.  We are targeting business worth Rs. 1000 crore from 3D TVs and aim to consolidate our position in the Flat Panel TV segment with 30% market share.  To ensure the numbers we have an aggressive marketing strategy with a target investment of Rs.100 crore in Flagship product communication. This will be accompanied by experiential marketing campaigns.”

Mr. Soon Kwon, MD LGEIL with the LG Cinema 3D Smart TV

The new range of CINEMA 3D Smart TVs are accompanied by new CINEMA 3D glasses for 2012. Presented in four elegant series, the new glasses are 20% lighter than the previous ones, which were already the lightest in the industry, thus increasing comfort of users to watch countless 3D content for hours at a stretch.

Gamers will no doubt welcome the inclusion of Dual Play feature. For, it includes special glasses which allow two players see only their perspectives simultaneously on the full screen at once without having to split the screen.  This elevates the gaming experience a full notch up, truly an encounter of the first kind.

Immersive 3D experience is accompanied by 3D audio in new range of Cinema 3D smart TVs. 3D Sound Zooming generates 3D sound that is synchronized with the displayed 3D content, allowing users to not only see, but also hear in 3D.  The TV also boasts of innovations like Intel’s WiDi (Wireless Display) technology that enables easy and fast connection between TVs and PCs without requiring any internet, wires or wireless network.

As always, the new CINEMA 3D Smart TVs come equipped with LG’s Smart TV functions. Featuring exciting apps, LG’s Smart TV offers a variety of premium content services, including 3D World, where viewers can access a growing abundance of 3D content. Furthermore, the embedded 2D to 3D conversion engine makes it possible to convert any 2D show to 3D, thus making 3D content practically limitless.

One of biggest hits in 2011, LG’s Magic Motion Remote Control, is even more magical this year. With 3 enhanced modes – Pointing, Gesture & Wheel – it allows users to easily control their Smart TVs.

LG is expanding the 3D market in a big way with Cinema 3D Smart TV range and is now poised to offer the widest range of 3D entertainment products – 3D LED, 3D Ultra Slim LED, 3D Home Theater systems, 3D Blu ray players and the futuristic 3D OLED TV by second-half of 2012.

The Cinema 3D Smart TV range is available in 21 SKU’s from 32 inches to 72 inches in the price range of Rs. 55,000/- to Rs. 7,00,000/-. The new series hits the Indian market from May’12 onwards.

The Cinema Screen 3D Smart TV range is available in 5 series (LM8600, LM7600, LM6700, LM6690 & LM6400) in screen size of 32’’, 42’’, 47’’ and 55’’.

(techvorm.com)

Leading Home Entertainment Brand of Country, LG Electronics India today announced in New Delhi the launch of its latest series of Cinema 3D Smart TVs incorporating Cinema Screen design and large screen size 3D TV’s. These TVs are appropriately called Cinema Screen Designed TVs because they give true cinematic experience while watching on them. These TVs are masterpieces as they have been designed with professional skill and art. These masterpieces are novel in many ways and are to be seen to be believed.

LG has taken significant steps forward to upgrade series of 3D features in their new devices. The Bezel that surrounds the new Cinema 3D Smart TVs has been slimmed down to negligible level -1mm- creating a more optimal and comfortable environment for immersive 3D viewing. The picture goes virtually from edge to edge.

The new range of Cinema 3D Smart TVs are accompanied by new Cinema 3D glasses for 2012. I have personally worn these glasses to see many models on display in Hotel Taj Palace, and these glasses are 20% lighter than the previous ones, thus increasing the comfort of users to watch countless 3D content for hours at a stretch.

Gamers will certainly like Dual Play features, which is unparalleled in this industry. It includes special viewing glasses which allows two players to see only their perspectives simultaneously on the full screen at once without having to split the screen. This elevates the gaming experience to very higher level and truly an unique experience.

3D imaging experience is accompanied by 3D audio in new range of Cinema 3D smart TVs. 3D sound zooming generates 3D sound that is synchronised with the displayed 3D content, allowing users to not only see, but also hear in 3D!

The TVs also boast of innovations like Intel’s Wireless Display technology that enables easy and fast connection between TVs and PCs without requiring any internet,wires or wireless network.

Cinema 3D Smart TVs come equipped with LG’s Smart TV functions. Featuring exciting apps, LG’s Smart TV offers a variety of premium content services, including 3D World, where viewers can access a growing abundance of 3D content. Furthermore, the embedded 2D to 3D conversion engine makes it possible to convert any 2D show to 3D, thus making 3D content practically limitless.

LG is very optimistic about opportunities in 3D segment of TVs and is eyeing majority market share in India. With 2012 Olympic to be broadcast in 3D and more than 30 English and Hindi 3D movies like Dhoom 3, Raaz 2 etc. to hit Indian cinema halls, 3D entertainment is set to explode in India at a steady growth of 500%. One 3D TV  channel is also expected to come into being in 2013. LG is targeting business worth Rs. 1000 crore from 3D Tvs and will be spending Rs. 100 crore in marketing campaigns.

LG is expanding the 3D market in a big way with Cinema 3D Smart TV range and is now poised to offer the widest range of 3D entertainment products – 3D LED, 3D Ultra Slim LED, 3D Home Theater systems, 3D Blu Ray players and the futuristic 3D OLED TV by second-half of 2012.

The Cinema 3D Smart TV range is available in 21 variants from 32″ inches to 72″ inches in the price range of Rs. 55,000 to Rs. 7,00,000. These models will be available in India from this month onwards.

(From Gadget & Gizmos)

LG has expanded its smart TV range with a new array of 3D Cinema televisions, among them the world’s thinnest bezel smart TVs and a 72-inch giant that is the largest in the Indian market.

Soon Kwon, MD LG Electronics India, said the new design features many upgrades on the 3D Cinema TVs launched earlier. The company hopes to consolidate its space in the segment, and is eyeing a 30 per cent share of the Rs 1,000-crore market in India.

Kwon believes the London Olympics, which will be telecast in 3D as well, will be a big push for the third dimension in television. Moreover, the trend of launching movies in 3D is expected to spillover to Bollywood this year.

The new televisions will feature cutting edge features like Dual Play, which allows two gamers to get their own 3D perspective of the game. LG is also introducing 3D sound zooming, which adds another dimension to the audio while watching 3D movies. Plus, the new magic motion remote control on the units will pointing, gesture and wheel controls.

Then, in an industry first, LG has reduced the thickness of the bezel to just 1mm, giving its new screens an edge-to-edge feel. The design, which was a show-stopper at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, will be featured in the new TVs.

Viewers will also be able to control 3D depth as well as cover 2D content with the new TVs. LG’s new app hub will also have 3D content which can downloaded to the TV.

The new series of 23 TVs will be available in stores from this month with prices starting at Rs 55,000 for the 32-inch Cinema 3D smart TV. The 72-inch TV, the largest in the market at present, will cost Rs 7 lakh.