In terms of having the world’s slimmest display, competition is fierce, and technicalities abound. One manufacturer specifically makes that class-leading claim more often than others, however, so it was no surprise when LG decided to reveal off a “world slimmest monitor” at its enormous IFA hall this year. The E2391VR is, as expected, incredibly thin. At 7.2mm, it’s noticeably skinnier than the 9.3mm iPhone 4, so in case you actually spend time taking a look at the side of your display, you’ll likely really like this one. But — and this, as with other models, is known as a very big but for some users — all the ports, and many of the critical components, are within the TV’s base. The 23-inch model we saw is very small to wall-mount, in order that base should not be a controversy for many. It offers 1080p video, a 2ms response time, HDMI, D-sub, headphone out, and a “10,000,000:1 contrast ratio” — and, well, it looks great too, though reflections were a glaring issue inside the bright exhibit hall. No word on pricing or availability just yet, but jump past the break for some PR magic.
LG’s Newest Top-End Monitors Boast Graceful Design, State-of-the-Art 3D Technology for Wider Viewing Angle and More Vivid Pictures
SEOUL, Aug. 28, 2011 –- LG Electronics (LG) could be taking the wraps off its new highend monitors – the ultra-slim, vivid picture-quality E2391VR and D237IPS -– at IFA 2011 in Berlin, Germany. The E2391VR’s 7.2 mm depth and splendid acryl finish are bound to make it a success with style-savvy consumers while the D237IPS boosts LG’s market-leading Film Pattern Retarder (FPR) 3D display technology on IPS panels, for even clearer, brighter 3D images.
“These monitors aren’t only for work and internet browsing, they were designed to be the guts of entertainment for any bedroom, study or dormitory,” said Havis Kwon, President and CEO of LG Electronics Home Entertainment Company. “The E2391VR and D237IPS combine elegant design and unique technology to search great in any room and still have the ability to deliver exceptional images and videos.”
Innovative Design, Brilliant Technology
With its SUPER Slim, 7.2mm depth, the E2391VR takes up the minimum of space while adding a classy touch to the décor of any interior. With a narrow bezel measuring just 4.35mm, the E2391VR’s screen looks borderless and enables to point out wider display. The E2391VR’s hanger-type hinge design makes it easy for users to regulate the monitor to the precise viewing angle they want, ensuring it’s always comfortable to observe.
The E2391VR’s SUPER+ Resolution ensures the top picture quality for any digital content. SUPER+ Resolution prevents any decrease in resolution during format upgrades, while sharpening blurry edges and adding new life to dim colours. The E2391VR also delivers an incredibly crisp and vivid picture due to a contrast ratio of greater than 10,000,000:1. What’s more, the E2391VR is very energy efficient through SUPER Energy Saving technology.
More Realistic 3D with IPS Panel
The D237IPS uses state-of-the-art 3D technology combined with IPS panel, to deliver without equal in top-quality, comfortable 3D viewing. The D237IPS boasts “Flicker-Free” certification -– from European quality assurance agencies TÜV and Intertek -– and lower crosstalk, ensuring less dizziness and headaches that users commonly experience with conventional 3D monitors. With a brightness of 100nits, greater than twice that of competing 3D monitors, the D237IPS offers a clearer 3D picture to assist reduce eyestrain. And LG’s battery-
less, ultra-light 3D glasses provide a particularly comfortable 3D viewing experience for longer periods of time.
The D237IPS ensures there’s no colour shift whatever the angle from which the monitor is viewed and consistent colour and brightness also keep the 3D images realistic. The 3D IPS monitor broadens the viewing angle in order that viewers can enjoy 3D from a much wider range of positions. Ensuring viewers always have a number of 3D content to observe, the D237IPS also features an exceptional 2D to 3D conversion function.
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