LG Electronics unveiled the world's first 'rollable' OLED TV, which allows the screen to roll around like paper, ahead of the CES opening of the world's biggest consumer electronics exposition.사설토토사이트

Samsung Electronics also had a match made with the introduction of micro LED TV.

With the opening of CES on 8th local time, the competition for new products is expected to get even hotter.

Reporter Hong Sun-ki reports in Las Vegas, where CES is going to be held.

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Inside the square speaker, the hidden TV screen appears up.

LG Electronics introduced the world's first stone-walled TV, 'Rollable' OLED TV.

You can write like an audio or a frame when you're not watching TV, or you can hide your screen entirely, leaving only your speakers behind.

[Baek Sun-pil / LG Electronics TV Product Strategy Team: You should not have a thin oldes to do roller-blading TV. To do that, you have to create a very thin orad, a quality technology that can maintain the quality of your TV.]

Earlier, Samsung unveiled a further evolution of micro LED TV technology, introducing 75 inches of micro-LED TVs that make LED chips smaller and more compact than before.

It also demonstrated its technological prowess in commercialization by demonstrating "Dowel" TVs that can change the aspect of the screen according to the space or purpose of the TV set.

[HAN Jong-hee / President of Samsung Electronics: In order to implement micro LED screens at 4K resolution, we need technology that can put millions of chips in them.]

When the CES officially opens, global home appliance makers, including Sony, are also expected to compete by unveiling new products with 8K high-definition TVs that are larger than 80 inches.

Along with the official opening, not only TV but also AI and robot new technologies are preparing to welcome visitors.

It is expected that 180,000 people from all over the world, including business people and visitors, will visit the exhibition at the CES, where new technologies such as IT and automotive technologies will be displayed.

It's YTN's Hongsun in Las Vegas.