The villain threatens to detonate every nuclear missile in the world in just 24 hours.
Top agents Jane and Michael are on a mission to stop the nuclear launch.
In the course of their mission, Jane and Michael come head-to-head with a series of traps set by the villain.
Their split second choice will change the fate of Earth.
Same Mission, Different Outcomes
LCD or OLED?
Experience the different outcomes depending on the choices you make.
The villain threatens to detonate every
nuclear missile in the world in just 24 hours.
Top agents Jane and Michael are
on a mission to stop the nuclear launch.
In the course of their mission,
Jane and Michael come head-to-head
with a series of traps set by the villain.
Their split second choice
will change the fate of Earth.
Same Mission, Different Outcomes
LCD or OLED?
Experience the different outcomes
depending on the choices you make.
Mission 1
Unveil the Painting
Jane has infiltrated the villain’s headquarters.
Here, she encounters her first missionㅡa trap laid out by the villain.
Mission 1
Unveil the Painting
Jane has infiltrated the villain’s
headquarters. Here, she encounters
her first missionㅡa trap laid out
by the villain.
"It just seems like a black image…"
On the LCD screen, it appears to be a black painting.
"Where was the fuse…?"
Where could the villain have hidden the fuse wire?
What went wrong here?
because he could not see the details in the dark screen.
"Jane, stop! It’s a bomb, watch out!"
clearly in the black background of the painting.
Aha! This is a bomb disguised as a painting.
"Hey, chicken, you were actually kinda cool over there."
that displays intricate details even in darkness.
"It just seems like a black image…"
an unidentified object.
On the LCD screen,
it appears to be a black painting.
"Where was the fuse…?"
Where could the villain have hidden the fuse wire?
What went wrong here?
by his failed missionㅡ
all because he could not see
the details in the dark screen.
"Jane, stop! It’s a bomb, watch out!"
fuse wire is shown clearly in the
black background of the painting.
Aha! This is a bomb disguised
as a painting.
"Hey, chicken, you were actually kinda cool over there."
that displays intricate details
even in darkness.
Perfect Black, OLED
Perfect black and intricate display of details are possible in OLED
because each individual pixel can be turned off.
Succeed in your mission by discovering a wispy fuse wire in the black backgound.
Perfect Black, OLED
Perfect black and intricate display of
details are possible in OLED
because each individual pixel
can be turned off.
Succeed in your mission by
discovering a wispy fuse wire
in the black backgound.
Mission 2
Get past the trap
Infiltrating deeper inside, Jane and Michael are blocked by laser tripwires.
They must indentify each and every beam in order to map out an escape route.
Mission 2
Get past the trap
Infiltrating deeper inside,
Jane and Michael are blocked
by laser tripwires.
They must indentify each and
every beam in order to map out
an escape route.
"Michael, this place is full of traps. Find me a route."
This time, she has to overcome a trap made of laser tripwires.
Jane asks Michael to communicate the infiltration route.
"What?! Why is there a trap here? Michael?"
the alarm goes off as they run into a trap the display failed to show.
How’d the trap pop up out of nowhere?
"Wow, what’s all this? Jane, time for yoga."
Now the array of beams is clearer than ever.
Finally, she reaches the door and opens it.
"Touchdown!"
"Michael, this place is full of traps.
Find me a route."
Find me a route."
This time, she has to overcome a trap made of laser tripwires.
Jane asks Michael to communicate
the infiltration route.
"What?! Why is there a trap here? Michael?"
following the route displayed
on the LCD screen,
the alarm goes off as they run
into a trap the display failed to show.
How’d the trap pop up out of nowhere?
tripwires LCD has failed to display.
"Wow, what’s all this?
Jane, time for yoga."
Jane, time for yoga."
Now the array of beams
is clearer than ever.
every single ray and navigates
her way through the laser grid.
Finally, she reaches the door and opens it.
"Touchdown!"
100% Live Pixel, OLED
As opposed to an LCD panel that cannot properly express
the brightness of laser due to the limitations of local dimming,
OLED’s self-lighting pixels help them accomplish the mission
by precisely presenting the intricate laser grid even in the deepest of darkness.
100% Live Pixel, OLED
As opposed to an LCD panel that cannot properly express
the brightness of laser due to the limitations of local dimming,
OLED’s self-lighting pixels help them accomplish the mission
by precisely presenting the intricate laser grid even in the deepest of darkness.
Mission 3
Find the Real Villain!
Finally, Jane reaches the end game. Yet, there are three identical villains.
Who is the real one?
Mission 3
Find the Real Villain!
Finally, Jane reaches the end game.
Yet, there are three identical villains.
Who is the real one?
"What’s this… three villains?"
There’s only one real culprit and so is the opportunity to identify the right one.
"From here, it looks purple on the LCD!"
what appears on the display fazes the agents.
At the moment of commotion, the nuclear bomb detonates.
Would it have been different if it was OLED?
Had it been OLED, would they have been able to succeed?
"Got it! The colors match perfectly! It’s the one in the middle! Take it apart!"
the real culprit among the three of them
as OLED displays the exact color of the villain’s clothes.
"This is my gift for you, cherish it forever."
Jane lunges herself at the real villain and thwarts the plot to set off the nuclear bomb.
"What’s this… three villains?"
with three villains!
There’s only one real culprit and
so is the opportunity
to identify the right one.
"From here, it looks purple on the LCD!"
they see with their eyes and
what appears on the display
fazes the agents.
At the moment of commotion,
the nuclear bomb detonates.
Would it have been different if it was OLED?
color presentation. Had it been OLED,
would they have been able to succeed?
"Got it! The colors match perfectly!
It’s the one in the middle!
Take it apart!"
It’s the one in the middle!
Take it apart!"
to discern the real culprit
among the three of them
as OLED displays the exact color
of the villain’s clothes.
"This is my gift for you, cherish it forever."
color accuracy, Jane lunges
herself at the real villain and
thwarts the plot to set off the nuclear bomb.
100% Color Fidelity, OLED
Powered by OLED’s accurate color presentation
with a precision of 100%, what they see with their eyes
and what’s displayed on the screen are exactly the same,
letting them find the exact clothes and nail the real villain.
100% Color Fidelity, OLED
Powered by OLED’s accurate color
presentation with a precision of 100%,
what they see with their eyes
and what’s displayed on the screen
are exactly the same, letting them find
the exact clothes and nail the real villain.
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Check out many more benefits of OLED
Check out many more
benefits of OLED
Comfortable
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Low Bluelight
Relieve eye strain with
‘Low Blue Light’ that doesn’t
interfere with your sleep
Between a TV with high levels of blue light, and a TV with low blue light, which would you choose? Check for UL and TUV-certified OLED displays with 50% lower blue light.
* Compared to Premium LCD TVs, based on LGD measurements
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Eye Safe
Designed with ‘Eyesafe’
for both eye safety and
image quality, so you don’t
miss out on anything
Designed with ‘Eyesafe’ for both
eye safety and image quality,
so you don’t miss out on anything
Today, TVs don’t just bring us entertainment and information, but also play an important role in education and work. If you want the best picture quality without worry for your family’s eye health, the answer is ‘Eyesafe’ certified OLED.
Eco-friendly
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Less Hazardous Substances
Eco-friendly
displays built with ‘Less Hazardous
Substances’
Eco-friendly displays built
with ‘Less Hazardous Substances’
Widely used in display manufacturing, cadmium and phosphorus are harmful to both your body and the environment. Make sure you have a cadmium and phosphorous-free SGS-certified OLED display.
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Reduction in Sick House Syndrome
Eco-friendly displays
for a ‘Reduction
in Sick House Syndrome’
Eco-friendly displays for
a ‘Reduction in Sick House Syndrome’
Did you know TVs made with unnecessary plastics and chemicals emit harmful substances every time they’re turned on?
If you want to reduce harmful air for your family’s health, check for OLED with eco-friendly technology.
If you want to reduce harmful air for your family’s health, check for OLED with eco-friendly technology.
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Higher Recyclability
Eco-friendly displays
with ‘Higher Recyclability’
leave less trash on our planet
Between a TV that pollutes with excessive parts, or a TV that reduces unnecessary plastics and offers the best performance, which would you choose? OLED enables the thinnest and most beautiful TVs in the world with minimal plastic and waste.
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through featured articles, photos, videos and more.
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offer through featured articles,
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