At NAB Show this week, LG Business Solutions USA will show dvLED display solutions for virtually every broadcast need, from HD on-screen displays to wall-sized backdrops and even ceiling and floor products that enable the creation of immersive digital spaces.

LG is demonstrating a number of broadcast display solutions, including the 136-inch LG All-In-One DVLED display that ships in a flight case with everything included in the box. LG experts are on hand to discuss the full scope of options and uses for dvLED in broadcast scenarios, including multifeed video walls for control rooms and on-set displays for news broadcasts, live stage performances and VR/XR production.

LG says its assortment of dvLED products allows set designers to think outside the box and consider custom displays, enabling creative branding and presentation options for various on-camera needs. Dan Smith, vice president, business development, LG Business Solutions USA explains, “There are virtually no limitations on size, so almost any set can add a wall-to-wall backdrop that delivers crisp, bright HD imagery, while curved models can be fitted to almost any curved wall or pillar in either convex or concave orientations,” he said. In addition, floor and ceiling models provide robust strength and resilience and offer the opportunity to develop immersive sets where HD content can surround an actor or host.

Additional display treatments and accessories can turn LG dvLED displays into giant touch screens, making them ideal for sports, weather and political coverage where hosts consistently receive new information or need to switch between graphics such as maps and charts.

LG says all its dvLED displays feature V-sync adjustment, custom color gamut mapping, bezel-less design, high refresh rates, high contrast, deep blacks and can be supported by various LG maintenance and care programs such as ConnectedCare. Colors are calibrated at the factory and then can be adjusted on-site to ensure optimal performance and consistency.

LG’s DVLED product line includes models with pixel pitches ranging from 0.9 millimeters to 4.6 millimeters and brightness of up to 5,000 nits. Some series also offer half-sized cabinets, which allow designers and installers to maximize wall coverage in spaces where another full cabinet does not fit.