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The Company’s First Diagnostic Monitor With IPS Black Technology,
Features an 8-Megapixel Resolution and a 2,000:1 Contrast Ratio
SEOUL, May 30, 2023 — LG Electronics (LG) has launched its 31.5-inch IPS Black diagnostic monitor (model 32HQ713D). The company’s first medical monitor to employ IPS Black technology, the new model provides sharp, clear images with vibrant colors and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio. LG’s new diagnostic monitor delivers consistent image quality via automatic self-calibration and ease-of-use with 6 convenient hotkeys.
Thanks to an 8-megapixel resolution (3,840 x 2,160 pixels), LG’s IPS Black diagnostic monitor offers the level of clarity needed for medical imaging, including x-rays, mammograms and CT scans. With Multi-Resolution Mode (8, 6 and 4MP), users can adjust screen resolution to suit the type of image being viewed.
Equipped with IPS Black technology, the 32HQ713D provides clear image definition with deep blacks and detailed expression in the low gray tones. LG’s diagnostic monitor also features a built-in front calibration sensor that enables automatic self-calibration to help keep image quality stable.
Additionally, the 32HQ713D comes with Focus View Mode and Pathology Mode. Controllable with either mouse or keyboard, Focus View Mode makes it possible to select a specific part of an image to review – dimming the rest of the screen to help highlight the area of concern. Pathology Mode provides image clarity and accuracy as if looking at a microscope.
LG’s new diagnostic monitor offers a convenient user experience with 6 hotkeys that make it quick and simple to adjust various settings, including mode, screen resolution and lighting. For convenient management, the Presence Sensor automatically turns the display off after 5 minutes if no motion has been detected. The monitor also comes with a one-click stand that simplifies the installation process and offers ergonomic comfort with adjustable tilt, height and swivel.
“LG’s new diagnostic monitor offers the high contrast needed for displaying clear medical imaging,” said Silas Choi, vice president and head of the B2B solution business division of LG Electronics Business Solutions Company. “Leveraging our outstanding display technology, we will continue to provide medical monitors that meet the specific needs of medical professionals.”
The 32HQ713D is now available worldwide. For more information about LG’s diagnostic monitors, visit
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Key Specifications:
LG Diagnostic Monitor
(32HQ713D)
Panel
Panel Type
IPS Black
Inch
31.5-inch
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Resolution
8MP (3840 x 2160)
Color Gamut (Typ.)
sRGB (CIE 1931) 100 %
Brightness (Typ.)
1000cd/m²
Contrast Ratio (Typ.)
2000:1
Response Time
(Gray-To-Gray)
14ms (GtG, Overdrive Not Supported)
Feature
DICOM Compliant
Yes
Hardware Calibration
Yes (Software Application:
LG PerfectLum)
Display Mode
Multi-resolution Mode (8/6/4MP), Focus View Mode, Light Box Mode, Pathology Mode
Video Signals
Input Terminals
DisplayPort x2
User
Convenience
PBP / Dual Controller
Yes (2 PBP) / Yes
Lighting
Yes
Hot Key
Yes (6 keys)
Presence Sensor
Yes
Physical
Specifications
Adjustable Stand
Swivel: ±15° / Tilt.: -5°~15° / Height Range: 110mm
* Product specifications may vary by region and are subject to change without notice.
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freaknout
Hi all
Sorry if this post is a double up, my previous question appears lost!
We have a LGB7v bought in the UK but we've moved to New Zealand. Is there a way for me to get access to NZ based apps? I've tried to change the "Location" but there's no Asia or Oceania option. I selected "Other" and all it did remove BBC iPlayer and UK apps from viewing but I also (annoyingly) had to review and change the display settings for each source again. Regardless, it doesn't seem to have helped me anyway.
Is there a way I get NZ apps and ensure my TV remains up to date with the correct firmware, etc.
Many thanks
Jay
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Hi Jay I did the same move a few years ago, luckily I happened to speak to LG in the Uk who told me a UK/EU TV won't work in NEW ZEALAND - unless it's connected to a sky box or something like tha
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