LG has put up a claim recently that their LG Green TV Series that was unveiled in Las Vegas at the year's Consumer Electronics Show, is a collection of energy saving as well as eco-friendly enhancements. The new line of LCD televisions introduced at the show by LG, included the world's thinnest LED-backlit television fortified with the local dimming technology. Besides, all the models exhibited the latest energy saving feature called Samart Energy Saving Plus.
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LG credits the utmost significance, in the context to its Intelligence Sensor that is a device to sense as well as analyse the ambient light, along with the colour temperature in the room to adjust the television's LED backlighting precisely. This enhancement, which can be accessed by the remote control comprehensively, helps in delivering optimised picture quality by automatically adjusting the brightness. It is also significant that the process also helps in saving energy up to 70 percent apart from minimising eye-strain.
LG claims further energy consumption as the local dimming feature associated with its LED backlight control divides the screen of the LCD television into 240 sections, each controlling backlighting automatically. These separate backlighting sections of the screen adjusts individually to effectuate more natural as well as clearer images, even while deep shades and bright light shows up together on the screen.
LG also puts forth another remarkable feature called Standby Mode Zero that engages a mechanical on/off switch that can put the LCD TV into a power saving mode at anytime.
