LG has introduced new lifestyle TVs for its Objet Collection.The new OLEDs are called Easel and Posé.The South Koreans present the new televisions with a special design as part of the Milan Design Week.That alone makes it clear that you are targeting a target group for which the look is at least as important as the inner workings.In addition to Posé (LX1), LG is also showing a model called Easel (65Art90).If you leaf through the dictionary, you will discover that easel is the English word for easel and the television sets should then remind you of that.This in turn reminds us of Samsung's competing models called The Serif.However, we cannot really establish the connection.The system can probably only be installed leaning against the wall, at least that's what we were told at the LG Roadshow.The LG Easel come with a movable fabric cover that can be controlled via the remote control.So you can move the cover up so that it covers part of the screen.This section can then display the time or an audio player.Although LG does not announce that much technical data, it does mention an evo panel, the Alpha 9 Gen5 processor and a speaker system with 80 watts or 4.2 sound.The Posé (LX1), on the other hand, should fit into the furniture as seamlessly as possible.According to LG, the TV should be reminiscent of works of art.But from our point of view it has something of a whiteboard with its stand.Here, too, LG relies on an evo panel.There is also a gallery mode that can display images.According to LG, the OLED Easel will be offered with a 65-inch diagonal.The Posé come in 42, 48 and 55 inches.Unfortunately, LG is not yet more specific.So there are no exact prices or dates yet.The South Koreans only vaguely mention the third quarter of 2022.The comments are moderated.We strive for a quick activation!You can find the comment rules HERE!Save my name, email and website in this browser for the next time I comment.✉ Subscribe to the newsletter and stay informed!♥ALMOST THERE!Now check your inbox (or spam folder) to confirm your subscription.Since 2012 we have been reporting on technological innovations and trends in the areas of 4K / UHD, film, hifi, audio and more.We are independent and report as objectively as possible.A personal opinion should not be missing in an online project like 4kfilme.de ;)