nanotech helping 3d tvs slim down for a bigger, better pictures - video projector rental

LG Electronics will showcase the world's thinnest all-LED 3D TV at the IFA consumer electronics trade show in Berlin on September 3-8. At just 0. 88cm thin (and a 1. 25cm bezel)
LG LEX8 is able to capture what the company calls "the clearest 3D image on the market ".
"With LG's nano-lighting technology, surprisingly thin design and high-quality pictures are realized, which is" a very thin film, printed at a tiny point in front of a whole line of LEDs, spreading light more evenly and effectively on the screen, creating clearer pictures, LG revealed in a press release: "The fascinating smoother, more refined. ".
Simon Kang said: "in creating our first TV using nanotechnology, LG continues to set new standards in terms of TV technology and once again proves that we are driving the development of home entertainment. President and CEO of LG Home Entertainment.
"After experiencing HD, watching standard TV is as difficult as watching standard TV, and people will resist going back to normal led LCD TV after watching lex8.
LEX8 will be on display with LG's LEX9 (
Maximum consumption led LCD 3D screen (72 in)
A plasma 3D TV prototype, as well as a series of 3D Home Theater consumer electronics from the company.
LG's efforts at the forefront of consumer 3D products have been echoed by other companies, and they all hope to draw attention to their new 3D products on IFA this year, the world's largest trade show in consumer electronics and household appliances.
During the event, Panasonic will showcase their first ever consumer 3D camera and a range of 3D Viera series TVs;
Viewsonic will present their portable 3D camera pocket-on-site-
3D camera size, glasses-
Free 3D display and portable 3D TV;
Samsung will showcase video projectors and full HD 3D LED TVs that support 3D functionality;
Rockchip will launch a prototype glasses
Free 3D tablet called supernova X1 3D. —