LG Display's third-generation OLED panels include a new technology that promises peak brightness up to 2100 nits and better off-angle viewing, all without a single extra watt of power. How did they do it? The new tech -- call it MLA, META, Brightness Booster Max, or whatever -- is remarkably simple, yet effective. Here's how it works, why the best TVs and computer monitors will have it, and whether you might want MLA in your next TV.

LG Display Micro Lenses Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdJvxQTqAys

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What is a Micro Lens Array, and how does it make OLED TVs brighter? https://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/lg-display-oled-meta-micro-lens-array-ces-2023/

00:00 Intro
01:01 MLA Naming Conventions
02:32 Micro Lens Array Explained
05:23 Software & Processing
06:07 Brightness Claims
06:55 MLA vs QD-OLED
08:52 Final Thoughts

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Title: Why 2023 OLED TVs Will Be the Brightest & Best Yet | MLA (Micro Lens Array) Explained
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