TV manufacturer Videotex has unveiled a new 75-inch QLED TV that runs on LG's webOS Hub. These TVs are specifically designed for the Indian smart TV market and aim to cater to consumers' demand for larger screens and advanced features.

Key specifications of the Videotex 75-inch QLED TV include a sleek, bezel-less metal construction and Quantum Luminit+ technology. The display supports 94% DCI-P3 and can be connected to a USB camera. The TV also features Dolby Audio Sound, ThinQ AI-based voice support, and compatibility with the LG ThinQ app and Apple services such as Airplay, Apple TV, Homekit, and Apple Music via webOS Hub 2.0. It can be used with both Android and iOS devices and comes with 1.5GB RAM, 8GB ROM, and remote meeting apps, making it webcam-friendly. Additionally, it has a Remote PC function that allows it to be transformed into a full-fledged PC.

The TV offers a cinema-like viewing experience with its D6500 color temperature in cinema mode and a newly designed UI/UX interface. It is powered by an upgraded Realtek chipset with AI-driven depth analytics that improves picture quality. The gaming experience is enhanced with reduced input lag through Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), support for HDR formats like HDR10 and HLG Motion, MEMC technology, and 4K upscaling for improved picture quality from HD sources. For connectivity, it supports dual-band Wi-Fi, Miracast, and Bluetooth 5.0.