The backlit LCD television, aimed predominantly at the European market, was based on the idea of ‘invisible sound’, with no speakers to be seen. The product, which responded to a brief to create a truly ‘eye-catching’ product, celebrates instead the screen itself and uses a form of cutting-edge, flat-speaker technology to distribute sound evenly.
‘LCD (liquid crystal display) televisions have taken longer than plasma screens to function well at larger sizes, but are now fast becoming the more dominant of the two technologies’, commented Seymourpowell design director David Fisher.
The LG70 also has an ultra high-dynamic contrast ratio, an AV mode that automatically adjusts itself for movies, sport or games and a proprietary Intelligent Sensor that also automatically adjusts itself, ensuring excellence under all viewing conditions. It comes in four sizes, from 32″ – 52″, with two further wireless versions.
Seymourpowell was awarded the product contract in early 2007 and the final result was the work of a six-strong team, led by design director David Fisher. ‘We had worked with LG on concept development work from 2006 onwards for a number of mobile phones not yet on the market’, commented David Fisher. ‘Our relationship with LG is becoming ever-stronger and increasingly strategic, so we were delighted to be also considered for a different type of consumer product’.
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