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The LG StanbyME Go puts a screen and some speakers inside a briefcase

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Prasad 31 May 2023

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LG Korea has announced the LG StanbyME Go 27LX5, a portable display that's built inside a travelling case.

The LG StanbyME Go puts a screen and some speakers inside a briefcase

This somewhat bizarre product features a 27-inch 1080p touchscreen display along with speakers and battery inside what clearly looks like a briefcase. The display can be tilted up to 90 degrees, rotated clockwise to 90 degrees, and adjusted in height within an 18-centimeter range. Users can choose horizontal or vertical orientation or utilize it in table mode. The display also supports Dolby Vision.

The LG StanbyME Go puts a screen and some speakers inside a briefcase

To go along with the display you also get a set of 20W speakers that adapt to the angle of the display. The speakers also have support for Dolby Atmos content.

The display runs on LG's webOS platform found on the company's televisions, and allows the user to beam content from an iOS or Android device using AirPlay and screen mirroring. An HDMI port is also provided for connecting via a cable. There is also voice recognition support for hands-free operation.

The LG StanbyME Go puts a screen and some speakers inside a briefcase

LG claims the case has passed 11 U.S. Department of Defense durability tests, ensuring its resilience against low pressure, high temperature, low temperature, dust, vibration, salt spray, shock, and drop. Opening or closing the case lid also turns the display on and off.

The display includes a battery that can provide up to three hours of usage without external power. The case also holds the remote control as well as the power cable.

The LG StanbyME Go is priced at 1.17 million won (~$885) and will be available starting July 7th through online and offline channels.

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  • Sam N8 808 owner
  • GR{
  • 26 Dec 2023

My reaction: The LG StanbyME Go is priced at 1.17 million won... "Million!! Damn no, What the h... is going on.." ... (~$885). "oh, ok, thank God, ok, fine, ya, good pricing... aaahhh... still can't afford it, but ya, t...

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  • just a smile
  • vjq
  • 08 Jun 2023

This is surely a perfect design. Can sneak entertainment into workplace and airport.

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  • you have to suffer
  • wrg
  • 04 Jun 2023

it would've been better if it runs android.

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