LG introduced the MyView Smart Monitor
By ForGeeks LG has expanded its digital catalog with the new MyView Smart Monitor, which runs on its own webOS firmware. The monitor has the features of a smart TV and can operate without connecting to a set-top box or computer.
The monitor is a smart TV that can be connected to a set-top box or computer.
LG MyView 34SR65QC has a curved 34-inch display with a resolution of 3440×1440 pixels (21:9) and a maximum brightness of 300 cd/m². It can be used as a regular PC monitor or as a smart TV without antenna input. With webOS, the user can connect to the internet, watch movies on streaming services and perform other tasks for work or study.
With the webOS, the user can connect to the internet, watch movies on streaming services and perform other tasks for work or study.
The firmware allows multiple tabs and windows to be displayed on the screen simultaneously, including split-screen mode. The monitor also supports remote access to a traditional or cloud-based PC. Other webOS features include — a personalized content recommendation system, AirPlay 2 support and Screen Share for streaming content from a smartphone to the monitor.
The monitor comes with a remote control for power and volume, and is also compatible with LG’s Magic Remote accessory (sold separately), which lets you control content with voice commands using AI voice recognition technology.
The monitor is also compatible with the LG ThinQ app, which turns your smartphone into a remote to control the monitor’s main functions. You can also control monitor settings and webOS navigation with a keyboard and mouse.
The monitor is also compatible with the LG ThinQ app, which turns your smartphone into a remote control to control the monitor’s basic functions.
The monitor’s launch date and price have not yet been announced.
