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 | Outdated Product 4K TV in an elegant blond outfit for "registration" on a light bedside table or wall (using a VESA 200x200 mm bracket). The front panel of the device is provided with a 49-inch diagonal IPS screen with a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels. The “improvers” of the image broadcast on it are all sorts of branded “buns” in the manner of the Advanced Colour Enhancer function and support for the HDR content display panel. The LG 49UM7390 smart platform is “built” on the webOS system, which communicates with the World Wide Web via a twisted pair cable via a LAN connector or via a wireless Wi-Fi network. You can give commands to the TV from the “magic” remote control or by voice – it’s not for nothing that the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa assistants live in the on-board equipment of the model. Str...engthening the position of the model is a powerful audio system as part of a tandem of 10-watt stereo speakers. To replace them, the viewer has the right to connect external acoustics, for which an optical audio output is listed in the interface shelf of the TV connections. |
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4K TV in an elegant blond outfit for "registration" on a light bedside table or wall (using a VESA 200x200 mm bracket). The front panel of the device is provided with a 49-inch diagonal IPS screen with a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels. The “improvers” of the image broadcast on it are all sorts of branded “buns” in the manner of the Advanced Colour Enhancer function and support for the HDR content display panel.
The LG 49UM7390 smart platform is “built” on the webOS system, which communicates with the World Wide Web via a twisted pair cable via a LAN connector or via a wireless Wi-Fi network. You can give commands to the TV from the “magic” remote control or by voice – it’s not for nothing that the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa assistants live in the on-board equipment of the model. Strengthening the position of the model is a powerful audio system as part of a tandem of 10-watt stereo speakers. To replace them, the viewer has the right to connect external acoustics, for which an optical audio output is listed in the interface shelf of the TV connections.
