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July 2, 2007
LG Electronics Upgrades Plasma Display Production
June 26, 2007
LG Electronics showcases hospitality solutions, integrated technologies for lodging market
June 19, 2007
LG Electronics showcases comprehensive suite of technologies and solutions at INFOCOMM 2007
June 26, 2007
LG Electronics showcases hospitality solutions, integrated technologies for lodging market
June 19, 2007
LG Electronics showcases comprehensive suite of technologies and solutions at INFOCOMM 2007
June 19, 2007
LG Electronics helps educators bridge gap between teaching and technology at INFOCOMM 2007
June 19, 2007
LG Electronics digital signage solutions increase consumer reach, encourage interaction
May 16, 2007
LG Electronics drives design trends, new technologies with cutting-edge digital signage solutions
June 19, 2007
LG Electronics showcases comprehensive suite of technologies and solutions at INFOCOMM 2007
June 19, 2007
LG Electronics helps educators bridge gap between teaching and technology at INFOCOMM 2007
June 19, 2007
LG Electronics digital signage solutions increase consumer reach, encourage interaction
May 16, 2007
LG Electronics drives design trends, new technologies with cutting-edge digital signage solutions
May 10, 2007
LG Electronics flat-screen HDTVs combine Stylish design, integrated MPEG-4 digital technology
May 10, 2007
LG Electronics unveils suite of all-in-one multi-media hubs for hotel guestrooms
March 15, 2007
Advanced digital display options from LG Electronics give systems integrators new flexibility, technology choices
November 13, 2006
Hotel Business: Hoteliers must now look beyond HDTV-LG Electronics is displaying its new LCS Series of LCD HDTVs
March 15, 2007
Advanced digital display options from LG Electronics give systems integrators new flexibility, technology choices
November 12, 2006
LG offers high compatibility solutions at Hospitality Design Show
November 12, 2006
LG Electronics Incorporates Advanced MPEG4 Digital Video Compression In New Lodging TVs
November 12, 2006
LG Electronics Remote Jack Pack Addresses Convergence, Convenience Needs For Lodging Industry
November 12, 2006
Panasonic, Sharp License 'Pro:Idiom' Digital Rights Management Technology Bringing HDTV Content To Hotel Rooms
June 20, 2006
LG Electronics Highlights Extensive Product Line, DRM Technology For Lodging and Hospitality Market
June 20, 2006
Hotel Industry Embraces Digital TV And HDTV As All 25-Inch and Larger TVs Now Must Include Digital Tuners
June 20, 2006
Pro:Idiom™ Digital Rights Management System Fact Sheet
June 7, 2006
LG Electronics' Extensive Digital Display Product Line Highlights Commercial Applications at Infocomm 2006
June 7, 2006
LG Electronics' Technology Partners at Infocomm 2006 Enhance Systems Integration Total Solutions
June 7, 2006
LG Electronics Provides Digital Solutions For The Education Market at Infocomm 2006
June 7, 2006
LG Electronics Highlights Innovative Systems Integration Solutions at Infocomm 2006
April 27, 2006
Rapid Deployment Of HDTV Programming Spurred By Widespread Availability Of HDTVs With DRM Technology
January 23, 2006
LG at a Florida EOC Center
Nov. 14, 2005
FCC Regulations, Digital Rights Management Drive HDTV Solutions for Lodging Industry
Nov. 13, 2005
LG Electronics HDTV Solutions for Lodging Industry Incorporate Digital Rights Management Technology
Nov. 13, 2005
FCC Regulations Transform In-Room Viewing; Require Digital TV Tuning in Lodging TVs
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June 19, 2007

LG ELECTRONICS DIGITAL SIGNAGE SOLUTIONS INCREASE CONSUMER REACH, ENCOURAGE INTERACTION

Demand for Innovative, Dynamic Digital Signage Increases for Airport, Restaurant/Bar and Stadium Installations

AHAHEIM, Calif., June 19, 2007 - LG Electronics is showcasing its complete line of digital signage solutions, LCD and plasma televisions and monitors, including a new touch-screen digital signage system, this week at InfoComm 2007 (Booth #2309). As dynamic digital signage continues to grow - 40 percent annually toward one million installed displays by 2009 - LG Electronics provides technology integrators with one of the industry's most comprehensive selections of flat-panel display solutions.

As the demand for innovative, yet simple digital signage solutions increases among corporations and small businesses, LG's latest lineup of commercial products provides technology integrators access to some of the most advanced and flexible solutions in the market today.

"A business owner's ability to reach customers in a unique and engaging format is becoming more difficult with traditional media," said Ron Snaidauf, vice president, Commercial Products, LG Electronics USA, Inc. "As digital signage increasingly becomes a viable option, LG is in a unique position to service, support and make technological refinements in response to business owners' needs."

Comprehensive Digital Signage Solutions

Addressing the industry trend focused on creating a home-like experience for consumers, LG's Restaurant and Bar vignette at InfoComm 2007 will highlight the first-ever plasma HDTV (model 42PX8DC) with integrated MPEG-4 technology that decodes

the MPEG-4 transmission sent by satellite content providers of high-definition programming. The technology provides compatibility with the more than 150 national high-definition (HD) channels and 1,500 local broadcast HD and digital channels scheduled to launch on DIRECTV®.

Offering technology integrators a way to minimize space requirements and maximize emphasis on content, the MPEG-4 technology is integrated into the set and does not require an external box to decode the MPEG-4 information-eliminating the need for add-on set top boxes and hookup cables.

In addition to seamless integration, the 42-inch 42PX8DC incorporates a stylish two-tone frame finish, and features Clear FilterPRO ™ with eXtreme Contour Compensation (XCC) to limit screen reflection in brightly lit rooms, eliminate haze and reduce double imaging, perfect for various restaurant and bar applications.

This unit includes LG's built-in HDTV pay-per-view encryption enabled by the Pro:Idiom™ digital rights management system, a robust, highly secure technology platform that helps to assure rapid, broad deployment of HDTV and other high-value digital content. LG flat screens also incorporate the company's proprietary XD Engine® technology, taking low-resolution analog signals to near high-definition levels, improving brightness, contrast, and detail and enhancing color as well as reducing signal noise.

Also at InfoComm 2007, LG is highlighting the LC5DC series of flat-panel HDTV LCDs. The 42-, 37- and 32-inch units (models 42LC5DC, 37LC5DC, and 32LC5DC, respectively) also incorporate the MPEG-4 technology. These units come equipped with integrated speakers at the bottom of the screen and a detachable stand for wall mounting options. The LC5DC units provide customers with a superior viewing angle at 178 degrees with Super IPS. For monitoring two contents at once, Picture-in-Picture is available when an additional tuner source is connected.

Other digital signage solutions include the 32-inch LCD HDTV (M3201C), which features Super IPS technology and can be used for a 4 x 4 video wall application.

The new LC7DC series' 26- and 32-inch sizes feature "Public Display Settings," LG's exclusive, convenient new commercial set-up system. This new feature allows custom installers to clone settings and easily apply them across multiple units. With nine easy-to-use control settings - public display mode, start channel, minimum, maximum

and start volume control, power and key management, factory reset, and aspect ratio - these LCDs are ideal for public installations. Showing its versatility, this series also features LG SimpLink™ technology, which allows for easy compatibility with other LG products and offers SRS TruSurround XT™ and 1366 x 768 resolution.

LG's new touch-screen flat-panel HD LCD monitors offer another dynamic opportunity for public interactivity, enabling even more access to consumers. These large-screen HD LCD monitors, with the integrated touch-screen, feature surface acoustic wave technology. From finding your way around a campus to learning about players at a sporting event, consumers are experiencing the benefits of touch-screen digital signage.

Large Venues, Simple Content Delivery Solutions

From retail stores to casinos to airports, LG's new Internet Protocol (IP) Solution technology enables video content delivery to multiple locations with centralized video content and display control capability. Turnkey for system integrators, this is a diverse and innovative option for businesses to reach customers. LG's new M4210C-BA LCD Monitor utilizes the IP Solution and is capable of portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) orientation, further addressing the digital signage industry's need for maximizing space and customizing its digital signage network. This screen also has a new narrow bezel of 29 mm which enhances the use of a 4 x 4 video wall application.

As stadium capacities increase with some reaching more than 100,000 seats, the need for digital signage solutions that encourage interactivity, highlight a team's statistics and describe a venue's capabilities grow. LG's new touch-screen flat-panel HD LCD monitors offer another dynamic opportunity to enhance the fan and corporate client's experience.

For large-screen applications such as cinema lobbies and mall kiosks, LG's new PC5DC (50- and 42-inches) plasma display series features the new "Public Display Settings," as in the LC7DC LCD series mentioned above. With control panel lock, the TV image will not be disturbed in a public setting.

Featuring its range of display sizes, LG will also highlight its 60-inch Plasma HDTV Monitor (MU-60PZ95V), which provides a variety of "image-sticking prevention" features. The unit utilizes LG's proprietary XD Engine® technology and has multiple inputs and portrait capability providing the opportunity for businesses to deliver digital signage content.

ABOUT LG ELECTRONICS USA
LG Electronics USA, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $48.5-billion (2006 consolidated worldwide revenues) global force in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications. In the United States, LG Electronics sells a wide range of digital display and digital media products, digital appliances and mobile phones under LG's "Life's Good" marketing theme. LG's Commercial Products division, based in Lincolnshire, Ill., serves the digital signage, systems integration, education, lodging, business, industrial, healthcare and government markets. For more information, please visit www.LGcommercial.com.

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