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LG Mini LED

LG Mini LED TVs are rolling out – but can they take on OLED?

Posted on June 30, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

LG’s Mini LED TV range of ‘QNED’ screens is starting to roll out worldwide, bringing the company’s exciting new combination of NanoCell LCD and Mini LED backlighting to the world for the first time.

The rollout is taking place throughout July, coming first to the US, and then to the UK, Europe, and Australia in the successive weeks. The smallest QNED screens will come in 65-inch sizes, with step-up 75-inch and 86-inch versions for select models (the QNED99 8K TV and QNED90 4K TV).
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