LG unveils business displays at London Think Beyond event

LG Electronics unveiled a new range of business-to-business products at its Think Beyond event in London, showcasing commercial displays, digital signage and IT products.

The event brought together business partners and decision-makers from the corporate, hospitality, retail, education and healthcare sectors, alongside product demonstrations and market analysis from Futuresource Consulting.

A key launch was the LG MAGNIT All-in-One LED display, the LASA 136. The screen uses COB Micro LED technology, with micro-sized LED chips bonded directly to the circuit board, a design LG said reduces light reflection and improves contrast.

It was presented alongside the MAGNIT Essential LMEA, another COB-based LED product, highlighting lower energy use and simpler connectivity in the company's LED line-up.

Corporate focus

In the corporate section, LG showed display products and workplace systems for offices and connected workspaces. The line-up included integration with its Connected Care and SuperSign platforms, along with Appspace workplace experience technology.

LG also displayed office hardware, including monitors and a lightweight laptop designed for workplace use.

Hotel systems

For hospitality customers, LG demonstrated its Pro:Centric Hub and Cloud products. These were shown with a range of hotel televisions, including a 43-inch UHD TV and a QNED Smart TV, to illustrate guest messaging and entertainment interfaces.

Retail displays

Retail was another major part of the showcase, with LG focusing on digital displays for customer engagement in shops. Products on display included a transparent OLED screen for product presentation and a Stretch Display paired with Ergonomic Solutions shelving brackets and Evexi software.

The retail area focused on the use of digital screens and data-led tools in store layouts and merchandising environments.

Education hardware

In education, LG demonstrated the latest version of its CreateBoard interactive display, which it said is intended to support in-person, hybrid and remote teaching.

The display was shown alongside other IT devices, including a 27-inch full HD IPS monitor and a 15-inch mobile thin client with an integrated webcam. Representatives at the event described these products as part of a wider classroom and campus technology offering.

Medical use

Healthcare applications were also included in the London showcase. LG displayed medical screens used for radiology, mammography, surgical imaging and clinical review.

Among the products shown were a 55-inch 4K Surgical Monitor and a 21.3-inch 5MP IPS Diagnostic Monitor for mammography. LG presented them as part of its medical display portfolio for clinical environments that require detailed image review.

Alongside the product demonstrations, Futuresource Consulting provided analysis on trends in the audiovisual and display markets, adding broader industry context as manufacturers and buyers assess demand across workplace technology, digital signage and sector-specific display products.

LG said the event was designed to give customers and partners a closer look at how its business products are being used in different commercial settings, from offices and hotels to classrooms, shops and hospitals.

The London showcase underlined the breadth of the company's business technology portfolio, spanning LED and OLED displays, hotel televisions, workplace hardware, interactive education screens and specialist medical monitors.