Founded in 1958 as GoldStar by visionary entrepreneur Koo In-hwoi, LG Electronics began as part of the Lucky-Goldstar conglomerate established in 1947. Headquartered in Seoul's LG Twin Towers in Yeouido-dong, LG Electronics emerged from manufacturing radios and TVs to become a global technology leader. The company operates in over 100 locations worldwide with 83,000+ employees across five business divisions: Home Appliance & Air Solution, Home Entertainment, Mobile Communications, Vehicle Components, and B2B solutions. LG's technological expertise spans consumer electronics, home appliances, mobile devices, automotive components, and commercial air conditioning systems. In 2024, LG ranked 4th globally in industrial design registrations with 352 published designs, reflecting their innovation leadership. The company's 'Life's Good' philosophy emphasizes optimism and technological enhancement of daily life. With B2C businesses including home appliances, TVs, and mobile communications, plus extensive B2B operations, LG maintains its position as a Fortune 500 company and major global electronics manufacturer, continuing Koo In-hwoi's legacy of technological advancement and consumer-focused innovation.
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LG Electronics plans to unveil its first LCD TV featuring micro RGB backlight technology at CES 2026.
Micro RGB backlighting replaces single-color LEDs with red, green, and blue LEDs, enhancing energy efficiency and color accuracy.
This innovative technology offers a broader color gamut, approaching Rec.2020 standards, for an improved viewing experience.

Just Dance Now will be available on LG Smart TVs from December 2025 in North America and Europe.
LG Magic Remote acts as a motion controller, eliminating the need for external devices or consoles.
Compatible with LG Smart TVs running webOS 22 and newer via the LG Gaming Portal.

"xboom by will.i.am" lineup combines celebrity collaboration with cutting-edge audio technology.
Features include AI Lighting and Calibration for adaptive sound and synchronized visuals.
Bluetooth LE Audio Auracast allows multi-device playback for immersive experiences.

Sony discontinues Bravia XR Z9K 8K TVs, with no successors planned for 2025.
Focus shifts to 4K QD-OLED panels and RGB LED backlit LCD prototypes.
Limited 8K content and high costs hinder consumer adoption of 8K TVs.

LG's DukeBox blends vintage vacuum tube sound with futuristic transparent OLED visuals.
Features immersive audio with front-facing speakers and a 360-degree top speaker.
Transparent OLED screen enhances ambiance with visuals or displays movies.
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