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    LG unveils cutting-edge solutions showcasing its creative essence

    Promoted | LG has used CES to debut experimental yet innovative new products tailored to various lifestyles.
    By LG Electronics12 January 2024
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    Bon Voyage by LG Labs

    LG Electronics showcased its latest line-up of innovative and pioneering products at CES 2024, the world’s largest consumer electronics and IT exhibition.

    LG dedicated a special exhibition space to LG Labs, its marketing platform focused on delivering experimental yet innovative products and services. This year, the size of the LG Labs zone has more than doubled compared to CES 2023, aiming to present creative ideas tailored to various lifestyles, offering diverse customer experiences.

    One of the highlights at the exhibition is the unveiling of the DukeBox by LG Labs, an innovative audio product that seamlessly combines the charm of vacuum tube audio with cutting-edge transparent OLED panel technology. It aims to deliver a new music experience by combining old-fashioned sensibilities with state-of-the-art technology, seeking to reinvent the depth of audio and video experience with a modernised jukebox. With front-facing speakers at the bottom and a 360-degree speaker at the top, it offers an immersive audio experience that surrounds the listener. The transparency of the OLED display can be adjusted, creating a captivating visual effect reminiscent of a vacuum tube audio system enclosed in a transparent glass box. Moreover, the DukeBox is versatile and can be used to enjoy high-quality content such as movies, or even create a cosy fireplace ambiance where the vacuum tube is visible amidst the flickering flames.

    The Bon Voyage has been redesigned to the size of a camping trailer, optimising space utilisation and mobility

    LG also unveiled an upgraded version of its Bon Voyage by LG Labs, a customised living space designed to extend quality of life at home out into nature. Based on customer feedback, the Bon Voyage has been redesigned to the size of a camping trailer, optimising space utilisation and mobility. With dimensions of 2m (width), 3.8m (length) and 2.2m (height), it can be furnished with various furniture and appliances, including a bed, refrigerator, electric stove, water purifier, Styler and shoe care products. Its versatility allows for comfortable enjoyment anywhere, with the ability to be easily parked indoors and connected to a car.

    Another exciting product showcased was the DUOBO by LG Labs, a capsule coffee machine that extracts two different coffee capsules simultaneously. Inspired by space exploration, the DUOBO was introduced through a crowdfunding campaign in the US. The exhibition space also featured a large model of the DUOBO together with the space pet character CUBO, creating an inviting atmosphere for global customers.

    Other products

    In addition, LG exhibited other products such as the LG CineBeam Qube, LG Gram Fold, LG XBOOM, LG StanbyMe Go, LG Tiiun Mini and brid.zzz by LG Labs, all born from the company’s fearless approach to taking on bold challenges.

    Hyo-eun Kim, vice president and head of brand management at LG, expressed the company’s commitment to providing global customers with a first-hand experience of the innovative products and services that embody LG Electronics’ “Pioneering DNA”.

    While the availability of these products in South Africa has not been confirmed yet, LG Electronics South Africa is continuously evaluating its product line-up to potentially offer it to our customers in the future.

    DukeBox by LG Labs

    About LG Electronics
    LG Electronics is a global innovator in technology and consumer electronics with a presence in almost every country and an international workforce of more than 74 000 people. LG’s four companies – Home Appliance & Air Solution, Home Entertainment, Vehicle Component Solutions and Business Solutions – combined for global revenue of over ₩80-trillion in 2022. LG is a leading manufacturer of consumer and commercial products ranging from TVs, home appliances, air solutions, monitors and service robots to automotive components and its premium LG Signature and intelligent LG ThinQ brands are familiar names world over. Visit www.LGnewsroom.com for the latest news.

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