The 77-inch LG SIGNATURE OLED T was announced at CES 2024 and is described as the world’s first transparent and true wireless 4K OLED TV. It is as much an artistic innovation as a technical one, with a stunning frame and self-lit OLED screen that can transform from transparent to opaque to create a one-of-a-kind living space.
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With pre-orders now open and the 77-inch LG SIGNATURE OLED T shipping to customers this month in the U.S. with a price point of around $60K, it’s not exactly the sort of display you’d head on over to Best Buy to pair with that new PlayStation 5 Pro. What makes it unique is that you can watch content with the display in its ‘transparent’ mode. Still, it’s available to pre-order at Best Buy for $59,999.99.
“When in transparent mode, the OLED T offers a futuristic content experience that must be seen to be believed,” LG writes. “The screen not only creates the illusion of content floating in mid-air but also produces a mesmerizing effect by ‘merging’ the on-screen visuals with the surrounding space.”
With Always-On-Display (AOD) functionality, it can also showcase still or video artwork. The ‘T-Bar’ under the main screen can display information like song details, weather forecasts, or other text-based information, with the main screen remaining transparent and off for a truly invisible display.
As the headline suggests, the LG SIGNATURE OLED T includes LG’s wireless video and audio technology via the Zero Connect Box that can handle 4K at 120Hz, with NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium variable refresh rate technology.
“LG SIGNATURE OLED T is an exceptional user-focused innovation that offers a distinctive, multi-faceted viewing experience and unprecedented spatial flexibility,” said Park Hyoung-sei, the LG Media Entertainment Solution Company president. “LG remains at the forefront of innovation by combining its industry-leading OLED technology with unique form factors, transparent screens, wireless connectivity and more, delivering unparalleled, life-enriching advancements no other TV maker can replicate.”