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By News Reporter
Platform Now Supports 180Hz VRR for Seamless, Smooth Gaming Experience
SEOUL, Sep. 24, 2024 — LG Electronics (LG) announces that its webOS Hub platform is now available for third-party gaming monitors. This expansion follows the company’s previous rollout of the webOS Hub platform to third-party smart TVs and smart monitors, addressing the increasing trend of gaming monitors and smart monitors being equipped with OTT streaming services.
The new platform features, customized for gaming monitors, include VRR 180Hz, providing gamers with an optimal environment free from stuttering or tearing. The platform also maximizes user convenience with various connectivity options, including wired and wireless keyboards and mouse, DisplayPort and USB-C type. Additionally, the Game Dashboard and Game Optimizer allow users to easily configure the optimal settings for each game. The Game card app provides easy access to content, including cloud games.
On top of the new gaming features, the webOS Hub also continues to provide a comprehensive entertainment experience through streaming services and LG Channels. It also offers convenient music listening through the Card App Home Hub & Music and useful features optimized for document handling or video conferencing, accessible via the Home Office card app.
The latest webOS Hub features are expected to be made available first on Acer’s upcoming Nitro GS272U M QHD 180Hz gaming monitor, with more partners to adopt the platform in the near future. By offering high refresh rates, VRR, diverse connectivity, rich content, easy document handling and a wide range of options, webOS Hub platform provides an exceptional user experience that will help expand platform usage on third-party smart monitors and gaming monitors.
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By leodavid
Hi,
I've recently purchased a WebOS TV UK6400PVC and magic remote came with it. The software version is 4.10.30.
The buttons work fine but for some reason, I can't get the cursor to appear on screen.
Appreciate the help. Thanks
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By News Reporter
Company’s PAX West Booth Showcases webOS
Gaming Capabilities and Innovative Gaming Solutions
SEOUL, Sep. 3, 2024 — LG Electronics (LG) showcased its gaming technologies on its webOS platform at PAX West, the largest gaming event in the U.S. Visitors explored LG’s webOS Gaming capabilities on LG smart devices, including its critically acclaimed lineup of LG OLED TVs, at LG’s PAX West Booth (2301) at the Seattle Convention Center in the Arch Building.
Delivering unparalleled experiences to its users, LG is setting a new standard in gaming excellence with its innovative webOS Gaming technology. LG’s debut at PAX West marks the beginning of the company’s journey to establish itself as a leading gaming platform, dedicated to enhancing and elevating the gaming experience.
The experiences visitors were able to explore at the LG booth include:
webOS Gaming Zone: What Gamers Need, All in One Place
Supporting over 4,000 high-fidelity games through cloud gaming and over 500 casual games that offer fun and unique experiences – all playable with just LG’s Magic Remote – attendees watched webOS Gaming come to life with a preview of new and upcoming game titles.
AAA Gaming Zone: No Console, No PC
LG has teamed up with NVIDIA GeForce NOW, Blacknut and Amazon Luna to showcase how its webOS Gaming platform simplifies access to cloud gaming services and supports the latest and most popular AAA games. Booth visitors can enjoy popular titles such as Star Wars Outlaws, Cyberpunk 2077, Black Myth: Wukong, Cuphead and more.
Casual Gaming Zone: No Hassle, More Fun
Featuring fan-favorites like Overcooked! 2, plus Cut The Rope and Thief Puzzle in partnership with Famobi, the Casual Gaming Zone allowed PAX West attendees to play through a diverse selection of hyper-causal games designed for easy and fun gameplay. Visitors discovered webOS Gaming supports a variety of casual games on LG’s lifestyle devices like the StanbyME and StanbyME Go. Visitors could also find more on webOS Gaming’s support for touch-based casual games for automobiles with the capability of cross-device compatibility.
Developer’s Playground Zone: Your Games, Your Rules
Providing an environment that allows for the development of interactive games, the developer’s playground presented webOS Gaming as the all-in-one, go-to developer platform taking advantage of webRTC Camera, in-app advertising and purchasing methods, Motion and Voice API, plus highlighting its support for development software like FlutterTM and HTML5. With webOS Gaming, developers can connect to gaming peripherals such as gamepad, keyboard, mouse, haptic suit and more.
New gaming services are regularly launched on LG TVs, such as the upcoming NowCafe, a new genre of audience participation app from now.gg that will be available on LG TVs via cloud gaming.
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By News Reporter
Company’s Premium Gaming Monitors Deliver the Image Quality and
Responsiveness That Professional Gamers Demand
SEOUL, Aug. 21, 2024 — LG Electronics (LG) is set to showcase its industry-leading UltraGear gaming monitors at two of Europe’s biggest gaming events this summer: Gamescom 2024 and the League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC 2024). The company will also be hosting LG Gaming Weeks, a promotional event offering customers in several European countries special discounts on LG UltraGear gaming monitors, and the chance to receive exclusive gifts.
Gamescom 2024
LG UltraGear will be operating a brand experience booth at Gamescom 2024, Europe’s largest video game tradeshow, taking place in Cologne, Germany, from August 21 to 25. Attracting around 370,000 participants annually, Gamescom is one of the most significant events on the gaming industry calendar, with game developers and hardware manufacturers from around the world unveil their latest offerings.
Visitors to LG UltraGear’s booth will have the opportunity to experience the unmatched immersion delivered by the brand’s stunning OLED gaming monitors. Available in screen sizes of 45-, 39-, 34-, 32- and 27-inches, LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitors feature cutting edge Micro Lens Array Plus (MLA+) technology, are VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400-certified, and boast a peak brightness of 1300 nits. Notably, the 32-inch LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitor (model 32GS95UE) is the world’s first VESA-certified dual-mode display, allowing users to switch seamlessly between 4K UHD 240Hz and FHD 480Hz.
LEC 2024
LG UltraGear gaming monitors have also been named the Official Gaming Monitor for the LEC 2024 summer season. At the tournament’s fiercely-contested final rounds in Munich, Germany (August 31 to September 1), the top-ranked teams will be playing for victory using LG UltraGear gaming monitors.
Throughout the LEC 2024 finals, LG’s UltraGear gaming monitors will be on show at a pop-up operated by Riot Games, the developer of League of Legends. Located on Odeonsplatz, in the heart of downtown Munich, the pop-up will give visitors the chance to play some of Riot Games’ latest titles on LG’s premium gaming displays. These include the stellar 27-inch LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitor (model 27GS95QE), which provides smooth, responsive gameplay with its 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms Gray-to-Gray response time. Gaming fans and curious passersby can drop by the pop-up to see first-hand why LG UltraGear is the preferred choice of many of the world’s top gamers.
LG Gaming Weeks
Starting in the third week of August, LG Gaming Weeks will present exclusive deals and gifts along with special discounts on UltraGear products that will have gamers from across Europe heading to LG.com. For more information on LG Gaming Weeks, including activity schedules and participating countries, visit link hidden, please login to view.
“We look forward to connecting with Europe’s gaming community through special encounters at these large-scale offline activities of Gamescom 2024 and LEC 2024, as well as LG Gaming Weeks,” said YS Lee, vice president and head of the IT business unit of LG Business Solutions Company. “Through both online and offline events, the LG UltraGear brand will continue to raise its profile by showcasing its impressive OLED gaming monitors at major gaming industry events, and by supporting premier esports tournaments with the best ‘Gear’ around.”
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By makem
I have a LG OLED55C14LB WebOS TV in the same room as my xubuntu desktop computer and router.
I have installed Gnome Network Displays on the Linux PC and both machines are on the same 5G network.
When I connect the PC to the TV via WiFi the TV puts up a 'cancel' option and no option to connect. The Network display app only has an option to 'Return' which closes the connection.
If I do nothing and wait the connection times out and returns to the TV program. The TV is obviously waiting for permission to connect.
I cannot see any way to 'accept' the connection via the TV remote. Can anyone tell me how to accept the connection?
In addition, is it possible to have the TV remember the WiFi password? Passwords are complex nowadays and it is a pain to keep having to input it. This make casting your desktop a chore.
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im using s3 to screenmirror to my lg 42lb6500 is it normal to have a laggy mobile gaming?
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