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LG’s brand-new G4 and C4 OLED TVs are almost here, and the pre-order perks are amazing

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Are you looking for a great deal on a state-of-the-art, big-screen smart TV that’s so new, it’s not even available to the public yet? LG is taking preorders on 2024 editions of its OLED G4 and OLED C4 TVs.

The LG C3 was one of our most popular TVs last year and the top-selling model from the brand. The television’s 120Hz refresh rate and brilliant picture makes it one of the best TVs for watching sports and for playing video games. That’s why we’re so excited about this coming drop — the C4 promises to be all that and more.

And if you order before March 17, you’ll get some nifty money saving perks. Take advantage of 5% back in LG Rewards, snag up to 25% off an LG soundbar and get free in-home wall mounting or TV stand setup. 


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The C4 Series TVs are LG’s brand-new flagship OLED models, replacing the 2023 C3s. They feature more than eight million self-lit pixels that can display rich, bright and accurate colors — think 100% color volume with 100% color fidelity. These TVs are loaded with features, too, like Dolby Vision support. You also get special viewing modes, like filmmaker mode, which makes movies look as the director intended. 

Not everything you watch will be in native 4K resolution, but the TV has you covered there, too. Take full advantage of the TV’s enhanced AI upscaling, which boosts an image up to almost 4K quality in real-time. We also like that this TV offers multi-view, so you can split the screen and watch two things at once.

These TVs offer a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels and have a 120Hz refresh rate, via LG’s a9 AI Processor 4K Gen 7 and WebOS 24 operating system. To complement the amazing picture quality, the C4 TVs support Dolby Atmos and DTS:X and have a built in 2.2-channel speaker system that includes downward-firing speakers. You also get plenty of port options.

And you get to pick your ideal screen size: 42-inch ($1,500), 48-inch ($1,600), 55-inch ($2,000), 65-inch ($2,700), 77-inch ($3,700) or 83-inch ($5,400). At pre-order, you can also purchase an LG Soundbar C with IMAX Enhanced and Dolby Atmos support for just $800 more (that’s $200 off the price of the soundbar).

And again: When you preorder any C4 Series TV, you get 5% back in LG Rewards and free wall mounting or TV stand setup. This TV starts shipping on March 11.


Preorder a 2024 model LG OLED Evo G4 Series TV

LG OLED Evo G4 Series TV

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When it comes to LG’s 2024 models of its G4 Series smart TVs, bigger is definitely better. This new TV lineup replaces the 2023 G3 series. Choose between a 55-inch ($2,600), 65-inch ($3,400), 77-inch ($4,600), 83-inch ($6,500) or 97-inch ($25,000) model — all of which offer stunning picture quality that takes full advantage of the latest OLED display technology.

These beauties offer more than eight million self-lit pixels to showcase brighter, more accurate and more vivid colors than ever before — 100% color volume with 100% color fidelity. This series of TVs is 150% brighter than the B4 series TVs from just a few years ago. And these new TVs offer a faster and more powerful processor with even better AI-based upscaling.

These 4K Ultra HD TVs feature 3,840 x 2,160 pixel resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate. Each supports Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG, plus LG’s OLED Motion technology that ensures fast moving content (like live sports or an action movie) appears very smooth. That’s all thanks to an LG a11 AI Processor 4K and the WebOS 24 operating system. 

One feature that we love: Tap the TV’s enhanced multi-view capabilities and watch four things at once. The TV’s internal speakers offer 4.2 channels (that include down-firing speakers) with support for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. So even without adding a soundbar, you can expect impressive sound quality to complement the premium picture quality.

Until March 14, when you preorder any G4 Series TV, you get 5% back in LG Rewards, up to 25% off an LG soundbar and free wall mounting or TV stand setup.




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How some Nevada voters see the affordable housing crisis

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Las Vegas — For nearly a year now, 32-year-old renter Mason Cunha and his realtor have been struggling to find the right home in Las Vegas at the right price.

What’s keeping Cunha from purchasing a home?

“It just doesn’t really make sense right now to buy a home with the interest rates where they are, and with the inventory what it is,” Cunha said.

Vice President Kamala Harris has said that if she wins the general election in November, she plans to work with the private sector to build three million new homes and rental units.

Cunha, a Harris supporter, is in favor of the proposal.

“I think it’s going to definitely help, if you were to double or triple or quadruple the inventory,” Cunha said.

Harris is also proposing outlawing price fixing by corporate landlords and giving first-time homebuyers who have paid their rent on time for two years with up to $25,000 in down payment assistance.

“I would want to review what the qualifications are for that,” said 32-year-old Andrew Lum of Las Vegas, a wedding DJ and married father. “Where is that $25,000 coming from?”

Lum sold his home when his family expanded. He now rents a bigger house but he can’t afford to buy. Lum says his life was better when former President Donald Trump was in office.

“In 2020 we were able to buy a home,” Lum said. “We were able to buy it at an interest rate that was possible. We were able to buy it with, you know, minimal down payments.”

Trump’s plan involves reducing mortgage rates by slashing inflation. Trump has also said he would open limited portions of federal lands to allow for new home construction, a plan the Biden administration is already enacting. As an example, one such 20-acre plot in Las Vegas was recently transferred from the federal government to Clark County, and now it has been designated for affordable housing.

According to the Congressional Research Service, 80.1% of the land in Nevada is owned by the federal government.

Trump has also said that that his promised mass deportations will make more housing available. It is an argument that both Lum and Cunha don’t seem to agree with.

“It just seems a little farfetched to me that all the houses are being purchased by immigrants,” Lum said.
 
“I think everything that Trump says has to be taken with a really aggressive grain of salt because he is known to inflate the truth,” Cunha said.  



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Clemson fraternity embraces student in intellectual disability program

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At Clemson University in South Carolina, the ClemsonLIFE program gives students with intellectual disabilities a chance to learn life skills for independent living. But as much as the program offers, junior Charlie McGee wanted the whole college experience — including joining a fraternity. Steve Hartman goes “On the Road” for a story on the rewards of kindness and acceptance.

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Why several U.S. cities are seeing record-high October temps

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In parts of the U.S., it’s been spooky warm, with some places setting records for heat. As we get ready for Halloween, CBS News national environmental correspondent David Schechter has been taking a closer look at these records and how climate change is heating up trick or treating.

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