CES 2011: Presenting flicker free 3D TV with the LW6500 Cinema 3D TV

January 6th, 2011 by Dave@LGUK
 

At the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, LG have unveiled their latest cinema 3D TV designed specially to be free of flicker whilst maintaining the highest quality 3D picture possible.

The LW6500’s outstanding picture quality begins with LG’s proprietary Film-type Patterned Retarder panel, FPR for short. This panel optimizes the separation of images for the left and right eyes before being filtered through specially designed glasses to give viewers a great crisp image. Because these glasses use LG’s Cinema 3DTM technology, they do not require shutters in the glasses that can be the cause of flicker. This innovation earned LG a ‘Flicker Free’ certificate from Intertek and TUV, two of the most respected inspection and certification bodies in the world, making it the first 3DTV to receive this designation.

For consumers this means a 3D viewing experience that is much less likely to result in eye fatigue, whilst they also weigh in at just 16grams due to a lack of any electrical components meaning they never need charging and are much lower in cost. This also means that the screen does not need to be viewed from an optimal angle, making it the perfect 3D experience to enjoy with family and friends.

Another great piece of technology used by the LW6500 is 3D Light Boost, which is a thin film covering the screen that ensures 3D images are shown at maximum brightness. This all comes alongside LG’s Smart TV technology including access to LG Apps and a range of premium content via BBA iPlayer, and YouTube amongst others.

The LW6500 will be available to selected markets shortly after its introduction at CES.

Specifications:
- 3D TV (CINEMA 3DTM)
- Smart TV
- 3D Light Boost
- Flicker-Free (Intertek / TÜV certification)
- Blur-Free
- LED Plus
- Local Dimming
- TruMotion 200Hz
- Wide Viewing Angle
- 2D to 3D conversion
- Depth/Viewpoint Control
- USB 2.0
- DLNA/WiFi/DVR ready
- DivX Plus/HD
- HDMI 1.4
- Smart Energy Saving

UPDATE: 7 January, 2010

George Mead, Marketing Manager, Home Entertainment, LG UK talks about the benefits and features of LG’s Cinema 3D TV range from the LG stand at CES 2011.

More information can be found at the LG Press Room, where all CES 2011 related content is available  – Press Room

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  • Dan

    When is it out in the UK and what are we looking at paying?

  • LGBlogUK

    Hi Dan,
    this will be part of our 2011 TV range that will start being released end of Quarter 1/beginning of quarter 2 this year. Now word on price to date i’m afraid
    thanks

  • Anonymous

    I’m dying to get an LG TV with the new PLEX software installed. Is this only on your new 2011 range or did some of the 2010 range have PLEX?

  • LGBlogUK

    Hi David,
    the agreement with Plex was only singed midway through last year so will only show up on the 2011 range onwards
    thanks

  • Anonymous

    Thanks that great :)

  • Aroan

    Does the LW5600 and LV5500 support mkv 1080p playback along with DTS 5.1 audio (which is fairly common now a days),2010 LED models could not playback DTS audio,Please confirm

    Email me.

  • Steve

    The LW6500 is DVR ready. Is it possible to record only DVB-broadcasts or also analogue channels or external sources via AV1?

  • Cineramax

    When is the LW6500 65″ being released?

  • LGBlogUK

    Release dates for the LW6500 are lined up for April provisionally
    thanks

  • Anonymous

    the 55 and 65 as well?

  • LGBlogUK

    Hi Peter,
    thus far all i know is that the 2011 range will be launched in April (though a few may come out a little later). sorry i can’t be more specific
    thanks

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  • John

    What does that really mean”The Cinema 3D TV can convert 2D content into high quality 3D, so viewers will never be short of things to watch in 3D”??.Does that mean it will convert normal 2D TV broadcasting to 3D ??????.

  • http://www.lgblog.co.uk daveC

    Hi John, Yes that’s right, the TV will convert whatever you give it to 3D! Of course, its not as amazing as things that are filmed in 3D but it certainly improves your viewing pleasure!!

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