LG plans to introduce its first consumer Mini LED TVs sometime next month, according to a press release from the South Korean company. Mini LED is a new variant of LCD TV tech that offers better contrast ratios, among other improvements. From a report: The new lineup in the US includes one 4K TV (dubbed the QNED90) and one 8K variant (called the QNED99). Both are available in three sizes: 65 inches, 75 inches, and 86 inches.
Much of the recent advertising and marketing muscle behind Mini LED TVs has come from Samsung, but that’s not the only company making them. TCL, Hisense, and others have introduced Mini LED sets as well. LG calls its Mini LED technology “QNED,” which is just a marketing term that stands for “Quantum Nanocell Mini LED.” As far as we can tell, there’s nothing fundamentally different about these TVs that actually calls for a different acronym compared to Mini LEDs from other companies.
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