Without G3 series MLA technology, it is reported that LG plans to show M3 series OLED TVs on CES 2023.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com December 17 news, LG has issued a "good Life" theme notice, plans to launch a number of new products at the CES 2023 exhibition on January 5 next year. Sources say LG plans to launch the M3 series of televisions in 2023, similar to the G3 series but without MLA technology.

Sources say LG plans to show the LG OLED 77M3, the LG OLED 83M3 and and the LG OLED 97M3 models at CES 2023, with screens of 77 inches, 83 inches and 97 inches, respectively.

CTOnews.com learned that LG M1 OLED TV, originally planned to be launched in 2021, should be the protagonist of the show. However, CES 2021 LG has not been publicly displayed because of the epidemic. LG also did not launch the M2 OLED TV series in 2022. So M3 is the first appearance of the series.

Sources say that the M3 series is the same as the current LG G3 series, except that there is no microlens array (MLA) technology. CTOnews.com learned that MLA technology uses lenses to bend the trajectory of light to improve brightness efficiency. LG display began applying deuterium to its OLED panel last year to increase brightness from 800nit to above 1000nit. The addition of MLA technology will further increase brightness and may extend the life of the panel.

LG displays encounter problems with MLA technology for the first time because it can lead to uneven or uneven "stains" on the surface of the display. To solve this problem, LG display plans to add an adhesive using beads to expand the light of the backlight evenly.

The LG M3 series TV is the same in design as the G3 series, but is equipped with a wireless remote control box containing all connectors and some electronic devices. Like the One Connect boxes used on some Samsung TV models, this can greatly reduce the number of cables to be passed when hanging the TV on the wall.