The South Korean company LG is going to show at the electronics exhibition CES-2014, which will begin next week, several new smart TVs. Earlier, there were rumors on the Web that we should expect to see several curved OLED TVs at once, and now the Internet has a photo of a TV running the webOS operating system, which LG acquired from HP almost a year ago.
The photo appeared on the Twitter page of the well-known @evleaks, which never ceases to please us with various leaks. The photo shows a TV with webOS interface. As you can see, TVs based on this OS will go along with support for applications such as Facebook, Twitter and Skype. In addition, new items will receive support for a web browser, as well as proprietary features LG SmartShare.
Early rumors said that the first LG webOS-based TVs would be equipped with processors with a frequency of 2.2 GHz, 1.5 GB of RAM, and support for a number of functions for multi-tasks. Is it so - we find out next week.
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