LG OLED77CX
77", OLED, 4K, 2020
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Maybe!! What do they want to know? What are they targeting? Size / refresh rate / resolution? IGN has put this list online. https://www.ign.com/articles/best-tv-for-gaming
Depending on the devices, this can and should also work as you describe. Depending on the device, it would be possible to connect and split both via optical. Or it could still just be a matter of adjustment. Either way, it would probably be best to contact our customer service directly so that your request can be checked individually: https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc/de
Got the 77 and the Arc, slightly obscures the image but doesn't bother me. Just try it without the elevation. Then you can still buy it.
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Due to changing suppliers and conditions, our prices can change over a certain amount of time. We generally work with daily rates.
It has a PCMCIA slot and the instructions refer to a CI and CI+ module.
I don't know if this function is available.
You are asking the community. I doubt they will but if you want to know, ask here: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/en-us/requests/new
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Unfortunately, I don't know. I have the: Sanus LL11 (wall, 80", 68kg) It's great on the wall. But the TV cannot be moved.
The customer is prepared to pay more than average for a larger screen area.
That's right! OLED65CX6LA = Single Triple Tuner (1x DVB-T2/-C/-S2) Switzerland/Italy etc. OLED65CX9LA = Twin Triple Tuner (2x DVB-T2/-C/-S2) Germany Single Triple Tuner = 2x antenna (1x satellite, 1x cable/terrestrial) 6LA Twin Triple Tuner = 3x antenna (2x satellite, 1x cable/terrestrial) 9LA
No CX (pronounced C 10) is definitely the 2020 model, I have it hanging here myself. 77 is the screen size and all other letters are country-specific models with the respective power cables.
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So I am shown 356 possibilities for 400x200 https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/tv-wandhalterung-484?pdo=1368-841%3A178926&tagIds=538-540
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Exactly 3 cm - TV is not height-adjustable - so almost needs a pedestal or wall mounting.
approximately 121cm wide, 28cm total width and 6cm overhang in front of the TV
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This is due to the lower production costs for OLED panels. At launch, the 77" model already had an RRP that was 2000 Euros lower than the previous year's model. Prices will continue to fall.
According to our information, this is not included. Enclosed you will find a large selection of cable ducts that you can use according to your taste. https://www.digitec.ch/de/search?q=kabelkanal
Hi Destiny, The Sanus fit very well. Like an LL11 or something like that. Just look at the weight and not the inch size - that doesn't matter. For example, I use one from Sanus that is for max 50" devices and have a 65" B6 from LG on it.
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It all depends on the offers we have with our supplier. It is likely that Microspot does not have the same one as us. However, you can always try to email us at digitec@digitec.ch with the link to the Microspot article.
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Hello According to a test, the TV is supposed to be one of the best in terms of input lag: "Even without HDMI 2.1, LG 2020 OLED TVs are excellent performers in the region. We measured the input lag in gaming mode to be 13ms - 1080p SDR, 4K SDR and 4K HDR. Currently, we cannot measure input lag in VRR and 4K120, where the company says it is only 6 ms. 13 ms is the lowest input lag we have measured on a 4K TV to date, but is in line with the performance of 2019 models." Regards
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That works well, I have an older model on the wall.
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Hello, is very popular. Sanus LL11 (wall, 80", 68kg)
No it's not, in fact the CX is newer and better.
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