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LG QNED TVs put 30,000 Mini LEDs behind an LCD screen

LG QNED TVs put 30,000 Mini LEDs behind an LCD screen

Posted on December 29, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

You might think that OLED is practically the endgame of displays and you might be mostly correct. But while OLEDs often offer the best features, those also come at a higher price than LCD-based panels. LCDs might not all be that bad, especially with some recent innovations in the market. At least that’s what LG is implying with its newest TV series with a new marketing buzzword.
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