LG Unveils Exciting Products at CES 2020

LG's Ultra wide monitor segment is getting some exciting updates. The company has revealed that it is ready as well albeit less so than its Ultra gearing ultra wide buddies on top of exciting developments in their monitor segment. LG's Ultra wide monitors are known for their impressive features and capabilities, and it seems that the company is building on this momentum.

In addition to its monitor segment, LG has also unveiled its new Graham laptops at CES 2020. This is the kind of everyday laptop that's just so thin and light you can just throw it in a bag or a backpack without a second thought. Whether you're going to class, work, coffee shop, or anywhere really, the Graham line has been trademarked by best-in-class performance for productivity combined with great battery life in a light and compact form factor. The new 2020 models offer configurable specs, and are available in 14-inch, 15.6-inch, and 17-inch sizes.

The new Graham laptops weigh just two to three pounds depending on the model and measure no more than 0.6 inches thick. Whew! The panels are blessed by IPS, although the two smaller models support Full HD, while the 17-inch models bump up to 2560 x 1600. The systems are powered by 10th gen Intel Core processors code-named Ice Lake, which are based on an optimized ten nanometer process. Yes, that's right – we're feeling that 10 nanometer fatigue from Intel, but rest assured there's something new around the corner.

The onboard Iris Plus graphics have up to roughly 2x the graphics performance compared to 8th gen Core processors, which let's be real still won't cut it for triple-A gaming in the slightest, but eSports titles, indie games, emulators, and other content will see up to 24 gigs of DDR4 memory. There's also dual SD slots with NVMe support and Thunderbolt 3 via USB-C, as well as a microSD slot. The backlit keyboard now has enlarged keys for Backspace, Enter, and Shift to reduce typos. Heck yes! By the way, there's also a 10-key number pad, which is fantastic.

The old Graham already had fantastic all-day battery life, but it's been improved again from 72 to 80 watt-hours for all weekend battery life. No, that's just a term I made up and probably as an actor under the hood. The thermal solutions also got fitted with a larger, get-thinner fan that allows for cooler, quieter operation over last year's model in the thin and light segment.

Meanwhile, switching gears for our last product here, if you've ever dreamt of having your own home theater without the complexity and cost that they're often bundled with, LG's new Sena Beam 4K projector model (hu7.0la) looks worthy of consideration. It casts a native 3840 x 2160 image up to 140 inches with 92% DCI-P3 and 1500 lumens. LG's 4ch LED technology allows for a 30,000-hour lamp lifespan, so you can watch eight hours a day every day for ten years – thank God for math or else someone would have had to test them.

The tech not only extends the bulbs' lifespan but also significantly reduces initial brightness degradation over time. This is in contrast to conventional projectors, which can appear much dimmer after just a few hundred hours of use. Another huge advantage of the LED technology is the removal of the traditional color wheel used on many single-chip DLP projectors that results in a rainbow effect – a visual artifact caused by a slow wheel forcing sequential color actions to appear simultaneously. The color wheel is replaced by four individual channels for RGB + Dynamic Green, which reduces rainbow effect in the viewer by 90%. RGB improves performance and also uses a single DMD panel with higher sharpness and contrast ratio to reproduce vivid image quality.

The unit supports HDR 10 with dynamic tone mapping and Light (a new technology that enhances display brightness without increasing power consumption). The fully backlit remote comes in handy in dark theater rooms and lets you adjust focus without having to access the projector directly. Thank God, finally!

The Sena Beam 4K projector is available now and competitively priced at $1,799.99. This is just the tip of the iceberg for all the excitement surrounding CES 2020, but let me know which of these products I covered today tickles your nickel!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthis is the first CES that I've missed in six years but that doesn't mean I can't talk about some of the cool products they're unveiling this week so today we're kicking things off with LG's upcoming roster of hardware including some new monitors laptops and projectors LG really stepped up their game in 2019 with their ultra gear line of gaming displays in fact I just recommended one to a friend yesterday so it's great to hear that they're expanding that lineup for 2020 I'm calling it now the new ultra gear 2 7gn 950 will be one of the most sought-after gaming displays this year 27-inch Nano IPS at 4k 160 Hertz 1 millisecond with display HDR 600 450 nits and 98% DCI p3 that ships color calibrating it's Jason compatible with free sync to has all the OSD bells and whistles like black stabilizer a crosshair for low key cheaters and dynamic action sync mode for reduced input lag a virtually borderless design three-way adjustable one-click stand-in sphere lighting 2.0 that syncs with games sound for ambient immersion are just the cherries on top that's right three cherries what a lucky sundae with 4k gaming capable GPU still costing an arm and a leg make no mistake you HD gaming displays are still far from mainstream adoption but the 2 7 g and 950 is exactly the kind of panel gamers with high-end systems will be eyeing very closely this year equally interesting is the ultra wide 3 8 w n9 5c a 38 inch curved ultra wide nano IPS display with a 38 40 by 1600 resolution alleviating some of that vertical claustrophobia plagued by conventional 21 by 9 panels it sports identical HDR brightness and color gamut specs as the two 7gn 950 so it's excellent for color grading and the like but it adds even more Profoto speech errs such as Thunderbolt 3 over USB C that supports data transfer and power delivery along with stereo speakers that allegedly don't suck to say this panel is all work and no play however is a wild mischaracterization 144 Hertz 1 millisecond response and gsync compatible certification make this just as tantalizing of a gaming display as the ultra gear model we just discussed not to mention this resolution is still much easier to drive than third forty by 2160 allowing GPUs to reach higher frame rates for smoother gameplay if you're deciding between a workstation display and a gaming monitor the 3/8 wn9 5c suggests why not both this is basically the risin of monitors with its versatility to handle a multitude of use cases and I'm already imagining one on my desk maybe now for the space conscious creator or media prosumer the ultrafine 3 to un 880 is a 30 1.5 inch 4k IPS display whose crowning feature is an Ergo arm type stand which features gymnasts grade flexibility letting the panel adapt to any environment or user needs in my mind this would be perfect for a family living room set up mobile desk or even a companion display for streamers not only does the stand feature swivel pivot and height adjustment but it supports c-clamp desk fixtures and can also fit into a cable hole on the desk bringing up tons of space over traditional monitor stands while adding a touch of minimalism to any set up a tad more modest than the previous two displays it ships with HDR 10 95% DCI p3 and 350 nets but features USB C and stereo speakers the display supports Radeon free sync and I'm assuming 60 Hertz since no refresh rate was listed in the media kit so the panel is gaming ready as well albeit less so than its Ultra gearing ultra wide buddies on top of exciting developments in their monitor segment LG also unveiled their new Graham laptops on the CES show for this week this is the kind of everyday laptop that's just so thin in light you can just throw it in a bag or a backpack without a second thought whether you're going to class work coffee shop or anywhere really since its debut years ago the Graham line has been trademarked by best-in-class performance for productivity combined with great battery life in a light and compact form factor and now for the 2020 models spoiler alert they're even better offered in 14-inch 15.6 inch and 17-inch sizes with configurable specs the new Graham weighs just two to three pounds depending on model and measures no more than 0.6 nine inches thick whew the panels are blessed by IPS although the two smaller models support Full HD while the 17-inch are bumps up to 2560 by 1600 powering the systems are 10th gen Intel Core processors code-named ice Lake which are based on an optimized ten nanometer process yes that's right we're feeling that 10 nanometer fatigue from Intel we have been for a while now but rest assured I'm sure there's seven animator champ is right around the corner the onboard iris plus graphics have up to roughly 2x the graphics performance compared to 8th gen core processors which let's be real still won't cut it for triple-a gaming in the slightest but eSports titles indie games emulators the new Graham sees up to 24 gigs of DDR for 3,200 and there's also dual SD slots with nvme support Thunderbolt 3 via USB C and a microSD slot is very nice for content creators and the backlit keyboard now has enlarged keys for backspace enter and shift to reduce typos heck yes by the way for the 4 column 10 key number pad now the old Graham already had fantastic all-day battery life but it's been improved again anyway from 72 to 80 watt hours for all weekend battery life no that's just a term I made up and probably as an actor under the hood the thermal solutions also been fitted with a larger get thinner fan that allows for cooler quieter operation over last year's model in the thin and light segment these laptops could really knock it out of the park for 2020 a grand slam you might say ok now switching gears for our last product here if you've ever dreamt of having your own home theater without the complexity and cost that they're often bundled with LG's new Sena beam 4k projector model hu7 0la looks worthy of consideration it casts a native 3840 by 2160 image up to 140 inches with 92% DCI p3 and 1500 an SI lumens LG's 4ch LED technology allows for a 30,000 hour lamp lifespan so you can watch eight hours a day every day for 10 years thank God for math or else someone would have had to test them the tech not only extends the bulbs lifespan but it significantly reduces initial brightness degradation over time where conventional projectors can appear much dimmer after just a few hundred hours of use another huge advantage of the LED tech is the removed of the traditional color wheel used on many single-chip DLP projectors that results in rainbow effect a visual artifact caused by a slow wheel forcing sequential color actions to appear simultaneously instead the color wheel is replaced by four individual channels for RGB + dynamic green this fundamental design improvement reduces rainbow effect of the viewer by 90 percent 9-0 you're hurting here first RGB improves performance the tech also uses a single DMD panel with higher sharpness and contrast ratio to reproduce vivid image quality on board the unit supports HDR 10 with dynamic tone mapping and light their latest TVs features true motion for smoother sharper images webOS 4.5 granting easy access to Netflix Amazon Prime video YouTube and a bunch of other streaming services and thin qai for voice control and Smart Actions with support for google assistant the fully backlit remote comes in handy in dark Theater rooms and lets you adjust focus without having to access the projector directly thank God finally the unit is available now and competitively priced at just seventeen hundred and ninety nine dollars this is just the tip of the iceberg for all the excitement surrounding CES 2020 but let me know which of these products I cover today tickles your nickel thank you to LG for sponsoring this video and thanks to you guys for watching o moot before you go if you enjoyed it and check out bit Wake Tech for the bit wittiest merchandise ever created each item on the store ships with eight gigs of downloadable RAM and a Ferrari get it while it's hot have a good one guys and I will see y'all in the next videothis is the first CES that I've missed in six years but that doesn't mean I can't talk about some of the cool products they're unveiling this week so today we're kicking things off with LG's upcoming roster of hardware including some new monitors laptops and projectors LG really stepped up their game in 2019 with their ultra gear line of gaming displays in fact I just recommended one to a friend yesterday so it's great to hear that they're expanding that lineup for 2020 I'm calling it now the new ultra gear 2 7gn 950 will be one of the most sought-after gaming displays this year 27-inch Nano IPS at 4k 160 Hertz 1 millisecond with display HDR 600 450 nits and 98% DCI p3 that ships color calibrating it's Jason compatible with free sync to has all the OSD bells and whistles like black stabilizer a crosshair for low key cheaters and dynamic action sync mode for reduced input lag a virtually borderless design three-way adjustable one-click stand-in sphere lighting 2.0 that syncs with games sound for ambient immersion are just the cherries on top that's right three cherries what a lucky sundae with 4k gaming capable GPU still costing an arm and a leg make no mistake you HD gaming displays are still far from mainstream adoption but the 2 7 g and 950 is exactly the kind of panel gamers with high-end systems will be eyeing very closely this year equally interesting is the ultra wide 3 8 w n9 5c a 38 inch curved ultra wide nano IPS display with a 38 40 by 1600 resolution alleviating some of that vertical claustrophobia plagued by conventional 21 by 9 panels it sports identical HDR brightness and color gamut specs as the two 7gn 950 so it's excellent for color grading and the like but it adds even more Profoto speech errs such as Thunderbolt 3 over USB C that supports data transfer and power delivery along with stereo speakers that allegedly don't suck to say this panel is all work and no play however is a wild mischaracterization 144 Hertz 1 millisecond response and gsync compatible certification make this just as tantalizing of a gaming display as the ultra gear model we just discussed not to mention this resolution is still much easier to drive than third forty by 2160 allowing GPUs to reach higher frame rates for smoother gameplay if you're deciding between a workstation display and a gaming monitor the 3/8 wn9 5c suggests why not both this is basically the risin of monitors with its versatility to handle a multitude of use cases and I'm already imagining one on my desk maybe now for the space conscious creator or media prosumer the ultrafine 3 to un 880 is a 30 1.5 inch 4k IPS display whose crowning feature is an Ergo arm type stand which features gymnasts grade flexibility letting the panel adapt to any environment or user needs in my mind this would be perfect for a family living room set up mobile desk or even a companion display for streamers not only does the stand feature swivel pivot and height adjustment but it supports c-clamp desk fixtures and can also fit into a cable hole on the desk bringing up tons of space over traditional monitor stands while adding a touch of minimalism to any set up a tad more modest than the previous two displays it ships with HDR 10 95% DCI p3 and 350 nets but features USB C and stereo speakers the display supports Radeon free sync and I'm assuming 60 Hertz since no refresh rate was listed in the media kit so the panel is gaming ready as well albeit less so than its Ultra gearing ultra wide buddies on top of exciting developments in their monitor segment LG also unveiled their new Graham laptops on the CES show for this week this is the kind of everyday laptop that's just so thin in light you can just throw it in a bag or a backpack without a second thought whether you're going to class work coffee shop or anywhere really since its debut years ago the Graham line has been trademarked by best-in-class performance for productivity combined with great battery life in a light and compact form factor and now for the 2020 models spoiler alert they're even better offered in 14-inch 15.6 inch and 17-inch sizes with configurable specs the new Graham weighs just two to three pounds depending on model and measures no more than 0.6 nine inches thick whew the panels are blessed by IPS although the two smaller models support Full HD while the 17-inch are bumps up to 2560 by 1600 powering the systems are 10th gen Intel Core processors code-named ice Lake which are based on an optimized ten nanometer process yes that's right we're feeling that 10 nanometer fatigue from Intel we have been for a while now but rest assured I'm sure there's seven animator champ is right around the corner the onboard iris plus graphics have up to roughly 2x the graphics performance compared to 8th gen core processors which let's be real still won't cut it for triple-a gaming in the slightest but eSports titles indie games emulators the new Graham sees up to 24 gigs of DDR for 3,200 and there's also dual SD slots with nvme support Thunderbolt 3 via USB C and a microSD slot is very nice for content creators and the backlit keyboard now has enlarged keys for backspace enter and shift to reduce typos heck yes by the way for the 4 column 10 key number pad now the old Graham already had fantastic all-day battery life but it's been improved again anyway from 72 to 80 watt hours for all weekend battery life no that's just a term I made up and probably as an actor under the hood the thermal solutions also been fitted with a larger get thinner fan that allows for cooler quieter operation over last year's model in the thin and light segment these laptops could really knock it out of the park for 2020 a grand slam you might say ok now switching gears for our last product here if you've ever dreamt of having your own home theater without the complexity and cost that they're often bundled with LG's new Sena beam 4k projector model hu7 0la looks worthy of consideration it casts a native 3840 by 2160 image up to 140 inches with 92% DCI p3 and 1500 an SI lumens LG's 4ch LED technology allows for a 30,000 hour lamp lifespan so you can watch eight hours a day every day for 10 years thank God for math or else someone would have had to test them the tech not only extends the bulbs lifespan but it significantly reduces initial brightness degradation over time where conventional projectors can appear much dimmer after just a few hundred hours of use another huge advantage of the LED tech is the removed of the traditional color wheel used on many single-chip DLP projectors that results in rainbow effect a visual artifact caused by a slow wheel forcing sequential color actions to appear simultaneously instead the color wheel is replaced by four individual channels for RGB + dynamic green this fundamental design improvement reduces rainbow effect of the viewer by 90 percent 9-0 you're hurting here first RGB improves performance the tech also uses a single DMD panel with higher sharpness and contrast ratio to reproduce vivid image quality on board the unit supports HDR 10 with dynamic tone mapping and light their latest TVs features true motion for smoother sharper images webOS 4.5 granting easy access to Netflix Amazon Prime video YouTube and a bunch of other streaming services and thin qai for voice control and Smart Actions with support for google assistant the fully backlit remote comes in handy in dark Theater rooms and lets you adjust focus without having to access the projector directly thank God finally the unit is available now and competitively priced at just seventeen hundred and ninety nine dollars this is just the tip of the iceberg for all the excitement surrounding CES 2020 but let me know which of these products I cover today tickles your nickel thank you to LG for sponsoring this video and thanks to you guys for watching o moot before you go if you enjoyed it and check out bit Wake Tech for the bit wittiest merchandise ever created each item on the store ships with eight gigs of downloadable RAM and a Ferrari get it while it's hot have a good one guys and I will see y'all in the next video\n"