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during IFA 2013 in Berlin, LG Electronics revealed its plans to market a new generation of televisions.

LG has announced that the 2014 LG To Launch presented in Berlin Ultra HD OLED TV with a curved screen diagonal of 77 inches ( read more about it ). Soon the company will expand the line OLED also a 55-inch OLED screen and a curved designed to hang on the wall Model Gallery OLED ( see details ). Korean manufacturer is also working on OLED TVs Ultra HD resolution and more than 70 inches diagonally.

OLED TVs from LG are already available in South Korea, the U.S. and Europe, and this year the sale is to be launched in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and CIS countries. LG plans to offer these consumers not only in luxury retail stores, but also in the large national supermarket chains offering electronics.

LG plans before the end of 2014 to start in more than 50 countries and sales of new TVs Ultra HD premium, as well as models of 55 – and 65-inch at lower prices. Receivers equipped with decoders HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding), which means that they can play 4K content directly from a USB stick or other media without the need for external decoding devices, such as digital tuner.

In addition, LG plans to

expand the scope of cooperation with broadcasters and content providers, which aims to accelerate and expand the availability of content in Ultra HD resolution.

Korean company also wants to become more engaged in the initiative Smart TV Alliance and increase the compatibility of their devices with web applications. LG has been at this for a strategic partnership with content providers and broadcasters (including RAI, BskyB). There are plans to also expand their range of games for TV Smart TV with captions companies such as Activision and Disney, as well as services for cloud-based players.