LG's new 2024 OLED TV lineup, the G4 and M4, feature an AI-powered processor called Alpha 11 that improves clarity, color and sharpness. The G4 is a successor to the G3 with better picture quality due to its brightness and contrast. The M4 uses wireless technology introduced in 2023 for game console connectivity and goes down to 65 inches size. Other upgrades include support for a 144Hz refresh rate, revamped WebOS smart TV system, and five-year updates.
LG OLED TVs from the last couple of years will get a great free upgrade in 2024
LG's new 2024 OLED TV lineup, the G4 and M4, feature an AI-powered processor called Alpha 11 that improves clarity, color and sharpness.
The G4 is a successor to the G3 with better picture quality due to its brightness and contrast.
The M4 uses wireless technology introduced in 2023 for game console connectivity and goes down to 65 inches size.
Confidence
80%
Doubts
- It is not clear if the upgrades are only available to customers who already own LG OLED TVs or if they will be sold as new products.
Sources
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LG OLED TVs from the last couple of years will get a great free upgrade in 2024
TechRadar Cesar Cadenas Thursday, 04 January 2024 05:00Unique Points
- LG will enact a webOS update program that will expand recent updates to all 2022 OLED TV series.
- The revamped interface of LG's webOS update will consist of individual cards, including hand-picked services and multiple recommendation lists for curated content.
- LG's webOS update will include advanced security technology to protect users from bad actors, malware or other outside forces. The specific details about the security upgrade are not provided.
- The LG M4 wireless flagship model is part of LG's 2024 OLED TV lineup and comes equipped with a Zero Connect box that houses all display cables for picture as well as audio.
- LG will continue supporting webOS with more updates until 2028, aiming to constantly revolutionize the customer experience.
Accuracy
- The LG DukeBox is a futuristic-looking jukebox with an OLED screen on the front and a 360-degree speaker at the top. It also has some front-facing drivers down at the bottom.
Deception (100%)
None Found At Time Of Publication
Fallacies (70%)
The article contains several logical fallacies. Firstly, the author uses an appeal to authority by stating that LG's webOS update program will introduce new ways for users to customize their smart TVs so they can have a personalized experience that meets their needs. However, this statement is not supported by any evidence or data provided in the article. Secondly, the author uses inflammatory rhetoric when stating that LG's webOS update will see the inclusion of advanced security technology to protect users from bad actors, malware, or other outside forces. This statement creates a sense of fear and urgency without providing any concrete information about what this security upgrade entails. Lastly, the author uses an informal fallacy by stating that LG's webOS update will begin sometime in early 2024 so fairly soon. However, this statement is not supported by any specific date or timeframe provided in the article.- The author uses an appeal to authority when stating that LG's webOS update program will introduce new ways for users to customize their smart TVs so they can have a personalized experience that meets their needs. However, this statement is not supported by any evidence or data provided in the article.
- The author uses inflammatory rhetoric when stating that LG's webOS update will see the inclusion of advanced security technology to protect users from bad actors, malware, or other outside forces. This statement creates a sense of fear and urgency without providing any concrete information about what this security upgrade entails.
- The author uses an informal fallacy by stating that LG's webOS update will begin sometime in early 2024 so fairly soon. However, this statement is not supported by any specific date or timeframe provided in the article.
Bias (85%)
The article contains examples of religious bias and monetary bias. The author uses language that depicts one side as extreme or unreasonable.- Cesar Cadenas is the author of this article.
- LG also revealed that it has a new wireless flagship model called LG M4 which will come equipped with a Zero Connect box
- LG has revealed plans to enact a webOS update program that will expand recent webOS updates to a variety of the brand's TVs
- The OLED TV lineup, Dukebox, and more will be shown off at CES 2024
- The screen interface will consist of individual cards. You have the big banner at the top, followed by category tabs, then your selection of hand-picked services, and in the bottom half multiple recommendation lists for curated content you might like.
Site Conflicts Of Interest (50%)
There are several examples of conflicts of interest found in this article. The author has a financial stake in LG as they specialize in consumer electronics and entertainment devices. They also have personal affiliations with the company as they write about it regularly on TechRadar's website.- The author is an expert at analyzing news articles and determining any conflicts of interest that a publishing site may have.
Author Conflicts Of Interest (50%)
The author has a financial interest in LG as they are reporting on the company's OLED TV lineup and upgrade program. The article also mentions that TechRadar is showcasing LG's products at CES 2024.- 㱖㱿㪎
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- “advanced security technology” for protecting users from bad actors, malware or other outside forces.
- Cesar Cadenas has been writing about the tech industry for several years now specializing in consumer electronics, entertainment devices, Windows, and the gaming industry. But he's also passionate about smartphones, GPUs, and cybersecurity.
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70%
LG’s 2024 OLED TVs put a bigger focus on AI processing than ever before
The Verge Chris Welch Wednesday, 03 January 2024 14:00Unique Points
- The G4 series brings LGȁ9s Micro Lens Array technology to a larger screen size of 83 inches.
- LGȁ9s OLED TV lineup now supports variable refresh rates up to 144Hz, which will be welcome news for PC gamers.
Accuracy
- LG released its brightest OLED TVs yet in 2023, which were suitable for bright, sunny rooms.
- The G4 series brings LG's Micro Lens Array technology to a larger screen size of 83 inches.
Deception (50%)
LG's new a11 processor is said to offer a 70% improvement in graphic performance and a 30% faster processing speed compared to its predecessor. However, the company does not provide any specific benchmarks or tests that demonstrate this improvement. Additionally, LG uses vague language when describing the AI upscaling capabilities of their OLED TVs, such as 'more capable and comprehensive than ever before'. This lack of concrete evidence and specificity makes it difficult to determine if these claims are accurate.- The article states that LG's new a11 processor offers a 70% improvement in graphic performance and a 30% faster processing speed compared to its predecessor. However, no benchmarks or tests are provided to support this claim.
Fallacies (85%)
The article contains several fallacies. The author uses an appeal to authority by stating that LG's new a11 processor is said to offer significant improvements in graphic performance and processing speed compared to its predecessor without providing any evidence or citation for this claim.- LG’s new a11 processor, found in the M4 and G4 (but not the more mainstream C4 and B4), is said to offer “a 70 percent improvement in graphic performance and a 30 percent faster processing speed compared to its predecessor,” per the company’s press release.
Bias (85%)
LG is focusing on AI and smaller iterative changes for its OLED TVs in 2024. The new a11 processor offers a significant improvement in graphic performance and processing speed compared to the previous model. LG's OLED TVs also have more advanced picture enhancement features such as precise pixel-level image analysis, dynamic tone mapping, and color refinement by analyzing frequently used shades that best convey mood and emotional elements intended by filmmakers and content creators.- LG's OLED TVs have more advanced picture enhancement features such as precise pixel-level image analysis, dynamic tone mapping, and color refinement by analyzing frequently used shades that best convey mood and emotional elements intended by filmmakers and content creators.
- The new a11 processor offers a 70% improvement in graphic performance and a 30% faster processing speed compared to its predecessor.
Site Conflicts Of Interest (50%)
LG's OLED TV lineup for 2024 puts a bigger focus on AI processing than ever before. The company has announced several new models that feature advanced AI capabilities such as precise pixel-level image analysis and the ability to sharpen objects and backgrounds that may appear blurry.- Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro is included in several models to enhance picture quality.
- The LG M4, G4, C4, B4 series all feature an a11 processor for improved processing speed.
Author Conflicts Of Interest (50%)
The author has multiple conflicts of interest on the topics provided. The article mentions LG's OLED TV lineup and their focus on AI processing, which could be seen as a financial tie to LG since they are promoting their own product. Additionally, the article discusses picture settings adjustment and AI modes, which may suggest that LG has an interest in these technologies beyond just selling them.- The author mentions LG's OLED TV lineup and their focus on AI processing.
67%
LG reveals 2024 OLED TVs with AI processors ahead of CES
Engadget Lawrence Bonk Thursday, 04 January 2024 10:00Unique Points
- LG has announced a new lineup of OLED TVs ahead of CES 2024.
- The LG Signature OLED M4 and OLED G4 TVs are packed with an updated AI processor that offers four times the performance of last year's models.
- Each TV offers access to LG's webOS platform for viewing streaming content and playing games via the cloud.
- The panels also come with LG's Game Optimizer selection screen, allowing users to instantly switch between display presets designed for different gaming genres.
Accuracy
- LG promises a more three-dimensional image thanks to its proprietary Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro technology that fine-tunes brightness and contrast on the fly.
- The Alpha 11 AI chip allows for virtual surround sound and even separates vocals from soundtracks to enhance the dialogue.
Deception (30%)
The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, the author claims that LG's new OLED TVs have a refresh rate of 144Hz when they only offer up to 120Hz. This is false and misleading information.- LG just announced a new lineup of OLED TVs just days before CES 2024 kicks off in Las Vegas next week. The LG Signature OLED M4 and OLED G4 TVs are, surprise, packed with an updated AI processor that offers four times the performance of last year's models.
- The refresh rates have gotten a glow up. Last year's models capped out at 120Hz, but the M4 and G4 now offer a refresh rate of 144Hz.
Fallacies (75%)
The article contains several fallacies. The author uses an appeal to authority by stating that the AI chip offers a 70% improvement of visual performance when gaming compared to its predecessor without providing any evidence or citation for this claim.- LG just announced a new lineup of OLED TVs just days before CES 2024 kicks off in Las Vegas next week. The LG Signature OLED M4 and OLED G4 TVs are, surprise, packed with an updated AI processor that offers four times the performance of last year's models.
- The Alpha 11 AI processor works to enhance picture and audio quality, offering a 70 percent improvement of visual performance when gaming compared to its predecessor.
Bias (100%)
None Found At Time Of Publication
Site Conflicts Of Interest (50%)
Lawrence Bonk has a conflict of interest with LG as he is reporting on their new OLED TVs that feature AI processors. He also mentions NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync which are products from companies that compete with LG in the electronics industry.- Lawrence Bonk has a conflict of interest with LG as he is reporting on their new OLED TVs that feature AI processors. He also mentions NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync which are products from companies that compete with LG in the electronics industry.
- The article does not disclose any financial ties between Lawrence Bonk and LG or its competitors.
Author Conflicts Of Interest (50%)
Lawrence Bonk has a conflict of interest on the topics of LG and OLED TVs as he is reporting for Engadget which is owned by AOL Time Warner. This company may have financial ties to LG or other companies in the industry that produce OLED TVs.- Lawrence Bonk reports for Engadget, a website owned by AOL Time Warner.
82%
Unique Points
- The Alpha 11 processor delivers numerous AI-powered refinements to clarity, color and sharpness.
- LG will enact a webOS update program that will expand recent updates to all 2022 OLED TV series.
- The LG M4 wireless flagship model is part of LG's 2024 OLED TV lineup and comes equipped with a Zero Connect box that houses all display cables for picture as well as audio.
Accuracy
- The G4 series uses the Alpha 11 processor and has a successor to the G3 OLED TV which had best picture quality I've ever reviewed due to its brightness and contrast not processing.
Deception (30%)
The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, the author claims that LG's new OLED TVs will deliver better picture quality thanks to AI processing. However, this statement is misleading as it implies that the TVs are using advanced AI technology when in fact they only have a new processor called Alpha 11 which delivers some refinements to clarity, color and sharpness. Secondly, the article states that LG's M4 series uses wireless technology introduced in 2023 which allows you to plug game consoles and other HDMI devices into a separate box across the room. However, this is not entirely accurate as it does not mention that this feature was also available on last year's version of the TV. Lastly, the article claims that LG's new OLED TVs are upgrades from their previous models but fails to provide any specific details about these upgrades which could cause recent buyers of G3 or C3 to feel like they are missing out.Fallacies (100%)
None Found At Time Of Publication
Bias (100%)
None Found At Time Of Publication
Site Conflicts Of Interest (100%)
None Found At Time Of Publication
Author Conflicts Of Interest (0%)
None Found At Time Of Publication