B and O with LG.

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We are all looking forward to the new lg oled  tv's within b and o new model/s?. Here is some more

info on what could be in the b and o oled.Lets hope b and o do use whats in the lg's sets???

http://www.insideci.co.uk/news/lg-brings-dolby-atmos-and-hlg-hdr-to-oled-uhd-tvs.aspx

Where do you see 'anything B&O' in that tv-set?

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

Millemissen wrote:

Where do you see 'anything B&O' in that tv-set?

I think he's referring to the new technology (Dolby Atmos etc). He wants to see it in the forthcoming B&O/LG TV.

Millemissen wrote:

Where do you see 'anything B&O' in that tv-set?

MM

What would this LG TV have to be for it to be a  B&O TV?

 

Have fab picture! Be up to date with HDR and Sound formats with the B and O magic 😁

B and O Design with latest chips sets and not half missing stuff that's main stream in today's 4K LCD/Oled world.

If B and O Is building a tv with LG.Then the tv should have everything.

With a quality frame around the screen and a solution to the wires connecting it to the box, that could be B&O.

indeed, if Loewe can do it more or less, B&O should be able to.....question is, will the B&O set have 2016 LG screens or 2017 versions? 

2016 versions were obviously very well received, but did have a couple of minor drawbacks....picture processing / upscaling not reference class, and brightness slightly undermining HDR content......anyway, be interesting to see, but if LG's own new units shown at CES last week wont release until mid-2017, then we could be looking at late 2017 for the B&O set, at the least.......

Even Sony did it (I think with LG panels)... The A1 is very nice looking... B&O should move more quickly now.

linder wrote:

Millemissen wrote:

Where do you see 'anything B&O' in that tv-set?

MM

What would this LG TV have to be for it to be a  B&O TV?

Good question - what makes a BV a BV?

I know that we all will have some preferences there - we discuss this often.

But -

On the technical side, it must have some of the core B&O video technologies......such as Vision Clear (shouldn't a LG/BV have a sensor for adjusting the picture to the surrounding light based on analysis of the incoming signals?).

On the audio side, it must have the core B&O audio engine within...which includes the TrueImage processing (up/down-mixing, basmanagement etc), PowerLink connections as well as Wireless PowerLink connection - and a proper built-in speaker system.

It should also be NL/multiroom compatible.

On the design side - I certainly expect B&O to be bold and fearless enough to give us something more, than just a naked piece of glass and an huge, ugly soundbar - which will be problematic to find a right place for. Think of all the different placement solutions, we are used to from a BV.

Whether they will (and how) add Atmos and alike decoding and processing to the audio engine, is a big question (how many will really need that?)

In case of yes, I would not expect a soundbar (with a half-baked Atmos speaker solution). They are very good at building speakers - the existing portfolio is big, suitable for most users and needs.

 

However, if someone is pleased with the LG solution, he should just get it - why wait for a B&O logo on a similar tv-setup solution.

MM

Location: Flensborg————Danmark

Millemissen wrote:

linder wrote:

Millemissen wrote:

Where do you see 'anything B&O' in that tv-set?

MM

What would this LG TV have to be for it to be a  B&O TV?

Good question - what makes a BV a BV?

I know that we all will have some preferences there - we discuss this often.

But -

On the technical side, it must have some of the core B&O video technologies......such as Vision Clear (shouldn't a LG/BV have a sensor for adjusting the picture to the surrounding light based on analysis of the incoming signals?).

On the audio side, it must have the core B&O audio engine within...which includes the TrueImage processing (up/down-mixing, basmanagement etc), PowerLink connections as well as Wireless PowerLink connection - and a proper built-in speaker system.

It should also be NL/multiroom compatible.

On the design side - I certainly expect B&O to be bold and fearless enough to give us something more, than just a naked piece of glass and an huge, ugly soundbar - which will be problematic to find a right place for. Think of all the different placement solutions, we are used to from a BV.

Whether they will (and how) add Atmos and alike decoding and processing to the audio engine, is a big question (how many will really need that?)

In case of yes, I would not expect a soundbar (with a half-baked Atmos speaker solution). They are very good at building speakers - the existing portfolio is big, suitable for most users and needs.

 

However, if someone is pleased with the LG solution, he should just get it - why wait for a B&O logo on a similar tv-setup solution.

MM

One must not also forget the control with one remote and PUC. According to the info obtained by Moxxey from dealers, the B&O OLED TVs should be available the third quarter of this year.

Regards,

Jean

 

 

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