"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enin the lead up to ces 2021 both samsung and sony announced their premium tv lineups and now well now it's lg's turn are you ready for some oled welcome back everyone i'm caleb dennison and today is a big day because lg is finally letting me talk about its tv lineup for 2021. as you might expect there's going to be some news around oled but lg has also revved up its led tv lineup and given it a new name so you're going to want to stick around to hear about what that's all about there's quite a bit to cover but i'm going to break it down into some nicely digestible bites so sit back relax maybe grab a beverage and let's do this real quick though i have a question for all of you who have followed along with all the tv news so far what do you think impressed yet leave a comment down below and while you're at it give this video a like you know it's going to be good and please hit subscribe so you don't miss any more ces tv news and there will be more coming very soon right on thanks now let's go so for the past few years lg's new oleds each year have looked well very similar to prior year oleds with little incremental improvements mostly around processing but this year we get an evolution and i say it that way because that's what lg is calling its new oled sets this year oled evo so what's actually new several things the most exciting new development is that lg has figured out how to make their oled tvs brighter that means even more contrast and not just in the bright highlights the tvs will be brighter overall too lg says that it's using a new luminous element they haven't exactly specified what it is yet that promises light precision excellence that's a quote the sense i've gotten is that overall brightness will get a boost but not at the sacrifice of accuracy and that's great news because it means that lg's oleds should have even higher color volume than last year improving hdr performance just that much more this new brightness is only coming to one oled series though which i'll get to in just a moment the next big thing around the new oleds is that we are getting a new series and it could bring the cost of oled down considerably like more than any year prior introducing the a series oled tvs built to be more affordable and accessible by trimming off some of the more premium features but still offering stellar oled picture quality the new a series will be available in 48 55 65 and all the way up to 77 inch sizes they won't have lg's fanciest processor or the latest hdmi features but they will be solid tvs at a lower price now those of you wondering what happened to the b series well it's gone but lg told me the a series isn't just a replacement for the b series it's a whole new thing the next big thing happening to oled is literally big lg is adding an 83 inch model to its c series which now includes a 48 55 65 77 83 and 88 inch model that last one is 8k by the way and it's actually in the z series that's an extensive lineup and that leaves the g series which is lg's fanciest and if you haven't figured it out already it's the g series getting the brighter panel here lg is also upping its design game for g series all except the a series will get lg's new a9 gen 4 ai processor which is supposed to be its most powerful chip yet set to unleash image quality improvements like object enhancement scene detection and game genre detection which optimizes gaming performance depending on whether you're playing a fast-moving shooter or a more graphically intense rpg i'm super curious to see how that works so that's oled now let's talk qnet that's qned and it's not just qned it's qned mini led confused i think all will be clear once i explain how the tvs will work so foremost the big news here is that lg is now making mini led tvs joining tcl and also samsung many led tvs have the potential to deliver oled like black levels while achieving very high brightness which is exciting lg is also however outfitting its tvs with nano particles which is really another way of saying a sheet of quantum dots that's what puts the q in q lead but as mentioned before this is qned anyway lg says its most advanced tvs will have over 28 000 mini leds up to 2400 zones of local dimming and therefore capable up to 3 000 nits of brightness so essentially bragging rights lg's nano cell tvs have never had before these new nanocell evo tvs by all rights should look spectacular which makes me wonder if the new qned mini led sets will be more expensive and look close to oled while the new a series oleds are coming down in price will there be much of a price difference between the two so to be clear this is not the qned you may have heard talked about recently those use nanorods but regardless of the potentially confusing name i think these new tvs are going to be very competitive now i can't give you a rundown of all the models and all the sizes of those models and which series will get which features because frankly it's way too complicated but we will put together a chart that shows you soon there are some other new elements to know about like webos got an overhaul and it looks way better and easier to use also there is a new magic remote notice i didn't say magic motion remote so we'll see what's up with that soon and google stadia and nvidia geforce now will both eventually be available right in the tv overall i think lg brought a lot this year brighter oled panels more oled options than ever before new screen sizes and a completely revamped led based tv line all developed under very difficult conditions last year i have to respect that thanks as always for watching everyone what do you think about lg's lineup and what about those brighter oleds leave me a comment down below like subscribe and here's two other videos that i think you'll likein the lead up to ces 2021 both samsung and sony announced their premium tv lineups and now well now it's lg's turn are you ready for some oled welcome back everyone i'm caleb dennison and today is a big day because lg is finally letting me talk about its tv lineup for 2021. as you might expect there's going to be some news around oled but lg has also revved up its led tv lineup and given it a new name so you're going to want to stick around to hear about what that's all about there's quite a bit to cover but i'm going to break it down into some nicely digestible bites so sit back relax maybe grab a beverage and let's do this real quick though i have a question for all of you who have followed along with all the tv news so far what do you think impressed yet leave a comment down below and while you're at it give this video a like you know it's going to be good and please hit subscribe so you don't miss any more ces tv news and there will be more coming very soon right on thanks now let's go so for the past few years lg's new oleds each year have looked well very similar to prior year oleds with little incremental improvements mostly around processing but this year we get an evolution and i say it that way because that's what lg is calling its new oled sets this year oled evo so what's actually new several things the most exciting new development is that lg has figured out how to make their oled tvs brighter that means even more contrast and not just in the bright highlights the tvs will be brighter overall too lg says that it's using a new luminous element they haven't exactly specified what it is yet that promises light precision excellence that's a quote the sense i've gotten is that overall brightness will get a boost but not at the sacrifice of accuracy and that's great news because it means that lg's oleds should have even higher color volume than last year improving hdr performance just that much more this new brightness is only coming to one oled series though which i'll get to in just a moment the next big thing around the new oleds is that we are getting a new series and it could bring the cost of oled down considerably like more than any year prior introducing the a series oled tvs built to be more affordable and accessible by trimming off some of the more premium features but still offering stellar oled picture quality the new a series will be available in 48 55 65 and all the way up to 77 inch sizes they won't have lg's fanciest processor or the latest hdmi features but they will be solid tvs at a lower price now those of you wondering what happened to the b series well it's gone but lg told me the a series isn't just a replacement for the b series it's a whole new thing the next big thing happening to oled is literally big lg is adding an 83 inch model to its c series which now includes a 48 55 65 77 83 and 88 inch model that last one is 8k by the way and it's actually in the z series that's an extensive lineup and that leaves the g series which is lg's fanciest and if you haven't figured it out already it's the g series getting the brighter panel here lg is also upping its design game for g series all except the a series will get lg's new a9 gen 4 ai processor which is supposed to be its most powerful chip yet set to unleash image quality improvements like object enhancement scene detection and game genre detection which optimizes gaming performance depending on whether you're playing a fast-moving shooter or a more graphically intense rpg i'm super curious to see how that works so that's oled now let's talk qnet that's qned and it's not just qned it's qned mini led confused i think all will be clear once i explain how the tvs will work so foremost the big news here is that lg is now making mini led tvs joining tcl and also samsung many led tvs have the potential to deliver oled like black levels while achieving very high brightness which is exciting lg is also however outfitting its tvs with nano particles which is really another way of saying a sheet of quantum dots that's what puts the q in q lead but as mentioned before this is qned anyway lg says its most advanced tvs will have over 28 000 mini leds up to 2400 zones of local dimming and therefore capable up to 3 000 nits of brightness so essentially bragging rights lg's nano cell tvs have never had before these new nanocell evo tvs by all rights should look spectacular which makes me wonder if the new qned mini led sets will be more expensive and look close to oled while the new a series oleds are coming down in price will there be much of a price difference between the two so to be clear this is not the qned you may have heard talked about recently those use nanorods but regardless of the potentially confusing name i think these new tvs are going to be very competitive now i can't give you a rundown of all the models and all the sizes of those models and which series will get which features because frankly it's way too complicated but we will put together a chart that shows you soon there are some other new elements to know about like webos got an overhaul and it looks way better and easier to use also there is a new magic remote notice i didn't say magic motion remote so we'll see what's up with that soon and google stadia and nvidia geforce now will both eventually be available right in the tv overall i think lg brought a lot this year brighter oled panels more oled options than ever before new screen sizes and a completely revamped led based tv line all developed under very difficult conditions last year i have to respect that thanks as always for watching everyone what do you think about lg's lineup and what about those brighter oleds leave me a comment down below like subscribe and here's two other videos that i think you'll like\n"