LG Electronics has announced the release of its new brand, LG Miraclass, which is dedicated to LED screens for cinemas.
The company stated that these screens are "ideal for theater operators and cinema owners who seek to provide new, distinctive and adventurous services to moviegoers, as they provide realistic images with natural colors and deep black."
LG explained that the name Miraclass is a combination of the words Miracle, meaning "a wonder," and Class, meaning "a style," and therefore the name means "unmatched picture quality that enhances the audience's immersion into the cinematic scenes."
Thanks to advanced LED technology, LG Miraclass screens, according to LG, help bring films to life and make the experience of going to the theater or cinema exceptional, providing new value to owners of these theaters and operators.
LG Miraclass screens are currently available in four different sizes ranging from 14 to 101 square meters and screen resolutions ranging from 2K to 4K. With a five-meter display, the LDAA025-1 and LDAA012 models of the screens are good options for small theaters, which have become increasingly popular among audiences in recent years.
All Miraclass screens are compatible with Dolby's integrated media server IMS3000, meaning theater owners can provide extremely distinct picture and sound quality to enhance the customer experience.
Using self-emitting LED pixel units, each LG Miraclass model offers 24-bit color processing and excellent contrast, giving images on the screen greater depth and vitality. They also have a strong and consistent brightness, without dimming in the corner, producing clear and distortion-free images and scenes. Moreover, these screens have a long lifespan, making them a worthwhile investment for cinema owners.