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LG launches All-In-One, a 136-inch LED display

Same-day installation and operation for various needs

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LG Electronics Singapore announced the release of the new 136-inch All-in-One LED display. With same-day screen installation and operation for various needs possible.

The display is equipped with a 1080p screen, on-board webOS controller, and built-in speakers. This makes it a handy all-in-one solution for any environment where it is required.

A lot of companies are set to benefit from the new model. These include offices and events that need visual displays, and more.

Efficient transportation, installation

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The new model shipped in a professional aluminum flight case on wheels. The display arrives partially constructed with two pre-built cabinets that connect together.

It can be mounted on a wall with a dedicated hardware. It can also be installed on an optional mobile stand that is motorized with a height adjustment range of 2 to 2.5 meters.

The two mounting cabinets provide the back structure for the display. Meanwhile, 72 notebook-sized modules are mounted to the cabinets to create a seamless, 136-inch screen.

The cable-free LED modules snap in using a magnetic tool, making the process virtually foolproof.

After installation, the display can be plugged in, turned on, and used immediately using the webOS controller and a handheld remote control.

High performance for various needs

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The All-In-One is powered by a built-in Quad Core SoC (System on Chip) to support several tasks at once with smooth playback.

It is also compatible with Creston Connected, for seamless integration of a professional audio-visual system or connecting a computer or mobile device.

For wireless screen sharing, LG offers the One:Quick Share USB dongle that plugs into any PC or laptop for hassle-free viewing.

The display has a rated lifespan of 100,000 hours at half-brightness and comes with a 3-year limited warranty.

For more information including full specs of the All-in-One LED display, click here.

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