LG Electronics has launched the LG 21FK2 Nigerian TV at its major sales outlet on Victoria Island, Lagos.
The new LG 21FK2 Nigerian TV, which is also known as the third Generation Nigerian TV is the best innovation so far among flat screen TVs in Nigerian. It comes with the three major Nigerian languages – Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa, added to the other international languages on the On-Screen Display (OSD).
A stylish swivel stand has also been added to make it possible for users to be able to manipulate and adjust the screen position.
Consumers now have better choice in the new LG 21FK2 with the adjustable swivel stand because the elegant TV set can either be tilted up, down, right or left, depending on the angle that gives users the best view, the Company said in a statement.
The TV also comes in exotic high glossy black LCD looking design that gives it a shinny finish front view and the extra dynamic (XD) picture and sound for improved output.
Dave Shin, general manager, Home Entertainment division, LG Electronics West Africa Operations, while speaking at the formal launching of the third generation Nigerian TV, said, “Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa menu languages still remain a major feature on the newest model of the Nigerian TV. We have however gone a step ahead to improve on the look and capacity of the LG 21FK2 Nigerian TV.”
“The introduction of LG 21FK2 is an indication of our commitment to delivering freshness in our products to our Nigerian consumers. Everyday we wake up, we ought to be able to find new experience and excitement in life. For us, that’s what really makes Life good; new exciting experience. And so we have added more features to the Nigerian TV to create new exciting experience for our Nigerian consumers in the LG 21FK2 TV,” Shin added.
Mohammed Fouani, managing director, Fouani Nigeria Limited, a major distributor of LG products in the country, expressed confidence that Nigerians will find the features of the new model of the Nigerian TV exciting.
“Nigerian TV is a concept that is so close to LG’s heart because of the uniqueness of the Nigerian market. It is a concept that has provided for LG Electronics, the platform to really show its sentiments to the Nigerian consumer by bonding with them through the inclusion of the three major Nigerian languages on the menu list. You will agree with me that it is a special way of re-echoing that LG loves Nigeria,” he said.
The Home Entertainment category of LG Electronics boasts of core technologies for cutting-edge television products, which include plasma TVs, LCD TVs and ultra slim flat TVs. The digital TV with in-built DVR, dubbed “time machine” was one of the ground breaking products of LG Electronics.
The brand also possesses first rate technology for production of LCD monitors, projectors, as well as OLED modules, which are considered next generation display technologies.
LG Electronics Unveils 3rd Generation Nigerian TV
LG Electronics has launched the LG 21FK2 Nigerian TV at its major sales outlet on Victoria Island, Lagos. The new LG 21FK2 Nigerian TV, which is also known as the third Generation Nigerian TV is the…
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