Monday 5 September 2022 12:22 PM LG reveals BENDABLE monitor that curves inwards while you're playing games trends now
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LG has revealed its first bendable OLED TV, with a screen that curves in front of your eyes at the touch of a button.
The LG Flex LX3 has a 42-inch screen that curves inwards when people are using it to watch TV or play games.
The Flex doubles as a gaming monitor and a TV, and can go from completely flat to 'spectacularly curved' for more 'immersive' experiences, LG says.
Users can curve the screen inwards and then back to flat simply by pressing a button on an accompanying remote control, even while the display is on.
Alternatively, users can manually change the degree of curvature in five per cent increments by pressing a button underneath the screen.
LG's 'Flex' monitor has a 42-inch screen that curves inwards when people are using it to watch TV or play games
The screen can adjust to a sharp curve or back to flat by the push of a button on a remote control
LG Flex has a maximum curvature of 900R, which means a curve radius of 35 inches (90cm) – the 'tightest radius on the the market right now', according to LG.
A more curvy screen makes for more immersive experiences, because it fills your peripheral vision, just like something that's being viewed in real life.
According to LG, the Flex's display 'is unlike anything else' and takes gaming immersion to the 'next-level'.
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