In addition to few transparent OLED demos, LG Display will likewise be showing off a gaming-related idea TV at its CES 2021 virtual showroom: a 48-inch 4K “Bendable CSO (Cinematic Sound OLED) display” that can switch between a level screen and a bended screen.

The thought here is that you can appreciate watching videos in flat screen mode, and at the press of a catch, theTV morphs into a curved screen — up to 1,000mm radius — for more immersive gaming.

This demo may help you to remember a year ago’s inflight entertainment demo, in which a 65-inch screen could change into a bended mode. What’s going on this time is the “CSO” perspective: there’s a 0.6mm-thick film exciter under, which transforms the whole OLED panel into a speaker.

This takes into consideration a slimmer TV, and with the sound coming straightforwardly from the screen, this clearly adds to the immersiveness of both gaming and video experience.

The Korean firm added that this TV supports variable revive rate going from 40Hz to 120Hz, which is the absolute minimum for a gaming screen nowadays. Others are now offering 240Hz or even 360Hz, yet they clearly need change capacity.