LG unveils 3D Ultra Definition TV from 84 inches and 3840x2160 pixels

Starting tomorrow at CES in booth you will see a LG 84-inch TV for all those to which the HD is tight, very tight. The product still does not have a name and press releases to the media is simply referred to as a 3D TV (and so far we) UD, ie Ultra Definition, and in terms of pixels translates into stellar resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels, four times the surface of a Full HD.

Among the interesting features in addition to the mega-resolution - which for the record is called QFHD, ie Quad Full High Definition - there is a slim bezel, the typical functions of modern ergonomic Smart TV and a remote control type Magic Motion, already seen on other LG models. We also find the Sound Zooming function for three-dimensional audio and 3D depth control to better manage the effects. For more details on the technology panel and 3D mode used, as well as for the price (which is likely to approach that of a small car) must wait for the official opening of CES, now in a few hours.