At the CES in Las Vegas this month LG showed its new INFINIA TV series and her first TV 15-inch AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode). Both INFINIA and AMOLED TV series are available from March in the Benelux, which LG is one of the first brands in this year's 2010 TV's in the Benelux markets.
The INFINIA line aimed at the high end and consists of both LCD TV's (Full LED) and plasma TV's. They meet three requirements of a market for LG to come: 1. A beautiful design with screen edge and seamlessly blend together (Disabled frame of the television is invisible). 2. No cables to spoil the view, as all cables (one for Blu-ray player, game console or other devices) are connected to a separate wireless receiver that is in connection with the TV. 3. And the option of using DLNA multimedia sharing, which your multimedia files in High Definition (HD) streaming to your PC to your TV. bron: allesoverhomecinema.com
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