Bang and Olufsen’s Beovision Harmony TV is the brand’s latest 77-inch LG-powered OLED flatscreen and although it’s not a true roll-up TV, it does rise-up, unfold and deploy like a Lambo with butterfly doors. The folding electronic panels are a pair of BeoSound speakers that deliver three-channel audio or can be linked with a surround sound system to create up to 7.1 surround sound. Available October 2019.
LG is dropping lots of fresh tech this week at CES in Las Vegas. The LG Signature OLED TV R is the world’s first rollable OLED TV. Utilizing LG’s second generation Alpha 9 intelligent processor, it delivers industry-leading color, contrast, depth and realism, as well as support for Amazon Alexa and Apple’s AirPlay2. It offers 3 viewing modes & when not in use, the 65-inch screen rolls down & hides away, eliminating the big black rectangle taking up space in your living room.
With both LCD & OLED models, Sony’s Master Series 4K HD TVs, according to the brand, “provide image quality approaching that of a professional monitor in a production studio” for your home viewing pleasure. There are two new models: the A9F (OLED) and the Z9F (LED), which includes the X1 Ultimate picture processor, the most powerful chip Sony has put in a TV yet. Sony has also worked with Netflix to develop Netflix Calibrated Mode to reproduce the same picture quality as a studio evaluation master. Both will be available this fall.
