LG announced a trio of WebOS-based smart monitors
By ForGeeks LG will unveil three new 32-inch 4K MyView series monitors at CES 2024. It’s worth noting that the monitors can be connected to a computer or used as standalone devices for streaming services and applications. The devices will delight buyers with their technical characteristics, providing excellent performance and efficiency.
All three models in LG’s MyView series share similar specifications with minor differences. The monitors feature 31.5-inch IPS panels with 4K resolution, 95 percent DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, and HDR10 support. The monitors are driven by webOS 23 and support streaming services like Netflix and work apps. To be precise, the devices have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless modules, and support AirPlay 2 and Miracast protocols for wireless image streaming. The youngest model LG MyView 32SR70U offers brightness up to 350 cd/m², while the others — up to 400 cd/m².
The LG MyView 32SR70U offers brightness up to 350 cd/m², while the others — up to 400 cd/m².
