The issue of perennial
power outage has not only
become a household name
to Nigeria but a national
embarrassment to citizens
as well. Tapping into this
problem, LG Electronics last
week introduced the
world’s first bathery LED TV
into the Nigerian market.
The novel LG LED TV called
LG 32LS3800 Bathery LED
TV, though operates on
electricity has a long lasting
battery that ensures TV
viewing is not unnecessarily
interrupted when in it is
use.
According to LG, the TV
comes with exciting
features that make for
exciting entertainment
experience. It is portable
and easy to carry which
makes it convenient for it to
be moved from one place to
the other.
The company said this
unique feature ensures that
the fun and entertainment
is not limited to indoor
settings alone, as it can also
come in handy for alfresco
gatherings. Apart from
watching favourite TV
programs, the 32LS3800
Battery TV also comes with
a USB slot which enables
consumers watch Divx
Movies from their flash or
external hard drives.
Amongst various features of
the LG Battery LED TV is also
the in-built surge protector
for long lasting durability
and better performance
against Power surge; the
battery which comes in
handy during power
outages has a long battery
life as it can last the
duration of a football match.
Speaking at the event, the
General Manager, Home
Entertainment Division, LG
Electronics, Mr. Dave Shin
said that the LG Battery TV
has come to end the
embarrassment faced by
Nigerian TV viewers by
solving they problem
experienced as a result of
the constant Power outage
that households and
businesses in Nigeria
experience’.
The LED lighting system
which is said to guarantees
quality pictures is also
capable for the TV’s
excellent energy efficiency;
it uses 50% or less electrical
power, which in the long
run is estimated to be cost
effective.
The Battery TV’s has an
ergonomic body that will
appeal to consumers
looking for a TV that can
perform on many levels. In
terms of design and
features, Shin said the
Battery TV sets a standard
that will be hard to beat.

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