As you may know, the coronavirus outbreak has affected many events and releases, and LG has also stuck to its release plans for the 2020 lineup of 4K TVs. The tech company has just announced that the newest addition to its OLED lineup will begin to roll out.
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Before this announcement, we’d heard the sticker price on this 48-inches TV will be $1,499, plus LG just confirmed that it will be on sale in the United States in late June.
The 48CX model will mark LG’s first-time sale of this OLED size, and it comes with features that could make it ‘the best choice’ as a super-sized for a gaming monitor. Talking about its small size and high resolution, LG says its pixel density compares to a 96-inch 8K display.
Like other 2020 4K OLEDs from the tech company, it includes NVIDIA’s G-Sync tech for tear-free high framerate PC gaming the website states FreeSync support will arrive with a software update.
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LG says it can handle up to 120fps 4K content using Dolby Vision or HDR10, and it has enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC), auto low latency mode (ALLM) and variable refresh rate (VRR), that in particular should make it a fit to deal with the Xbox Series X and PS5 this fall.
