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LG UltraGear Joins Forces With Gen.G Esports
By Alleef AshaariVerified|January 19, 2021|0 Comment
LG Electronics (LG) is once again making its presence known in the fast-growing global esports industry with a partnership with Gen.G Esports (Gen.G), one of the biggest esports organizations in the world.
Gen.G and LG will collaborate to further develop the esports scene internationally with the help of LG’s category-leading UltraGear gaming monitors.
Ranked sixth in Forbes’ list of The Most Valuable Esports Companies 2020, Gen.G owns and operates eight professional teams from the United States, South Korea and China in games like League Of Legends, Overwatch and PUBG. Gen.G also runs the Gen.G Global Academy that provides innovative esports education programs and fosters the development of future gaming and esports industry leaders through the Gen.G Foundation.
LG has already garnered a strong reputation among gamers for its impressive line of UltraGear gaming monitors. The partnership with Gen.G allows LG to demonstrate its support for the gaming community, especially among Millennials and Generation Z. LG’s market-leading UltraGear monitors offer the picture quality, speed and features needed to get the most out of the latest PC and console titles with the world’s first 4K resolution display and Nano IPS display technology with a Gray-to-Gray (GTG) response time of 1ms.
Gen.G Esports CEO Chris Park said:
“With a young and dynamic brand such as LG UltraGear as our partner, we look for-ward to providing the ultimate gaming experience to not just professional players but to gaming fans across the globe.
Based on our common objectives and values, I’m excited about the diverse possibilities this collaboration will deliver to our fans and customers.â€
Gen.G is also notable for winning the first-ever PUBG Global Championship (PGC) back in 2019 (check out the full story here).
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